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A subcontractor sends a price increase after completing added work that was never approved in the owner contract. What should the prime contractor avoid doing?

Correct Answer

D) Passing the amount to the owner as an automatic change order.

An owner change should not be treated as automatic when the written owner contract was never changed; authorization and documentation must be reviewed.

Answer Options
A
Reviewing the subcontract and project records.
B
Documenting why the added work was or was not authorized, before discussing responsibility with the owner.
C
Resolving responsibility under the written agreements.
D
Passing the amount to the owner as an automatic change order.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

An owner change should not be treated as automatic when the written owner contract was never changed; authorization and documentation must be reviewed.

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