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Which scope label is inside the outlined alternate boundary?

Correct Answer

D) ALT-1 CANOPY

The answer is printed in the bid alternate boundary excerpt as ALT-1 CANOPY; the other listed entries belong to different rows or boundaries.

Answer Options
A
BASE BID
B
ALT-2 PAVING
C
ALT-3 LIGHTING
D
ALT-1 CANOPY

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The answer is printed in the bid alternate boundary excerpt as ALT-1 CANOPY; the other listed entries belong to different rows or boundaries.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: BASE BID

BASE BID appears elsewhere on the same bid alternate boundary excerpt, but it is not the marked condition being asked.

Option B: ALT-2 PAVING

ALT-2 PAVING appears elsewhere on the same bid alternate boundary excerpt, but it is not the marked condition being asked.

Option C: ALT-3 LIGHTING

ALT-3 LIGHTING appears elsewhere on the same bid alternate boundary excerpt, but it is not the marked condition being asked.

Memory Technique

bid alternate boundary cue on G-833: boundary first, scope label second.

Reference Hint

Open Sheet G-833; read the bid alternate boundary excerpt and choose the entry attached to the marked condition.

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