A Class B contractor wants to combine framing with one unrelated specialty trade and count framing as one of the two unrelated trades. What does B&P §7057 say?
Correct Answer
D) Framing or carpentry may not be counted toward the two unrelated trades for that calculation.
Section 7057 states framing or carpentry may not be counted in calculating the two unrelated trades for a Class B project involving other trades.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Section 7057 states framing or carpentry may not be counted in calculating the two unrelated trades for a Class B project involving other trades.
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