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This document provides an overview of different types of bonds and notices used in construction projects, including mechanic's liens, stop notices, payment bonds, and Miller Act bonds. It describes who is entitled to file each type, when they can be filed, and differences between private and public works projects. The key types covered are mechanic's liens, which attach to property to recover unpaid funds; stop notices, which stop construction funds; payment bonds, which provide a surety for payment; and Miller Act bonds on federal projects, which are similar to payment bonds.
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