On the recordMarch 4, 2014
Surety bonds protect taxpayers and contractors alike, and they ensure that the government is not left with unfinished buildings and to make sure that subcontractors are paid in the process.
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congress.govSam Graves: “Surety bonds protect taxpayers and contractors alike, and they ensure that the government is not left with unfinished…”
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Discussing the importance of surety bonds in construction projects.
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