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The contract states that contract time starts on the date named in the owner's written notice. Which document normally starts that time count?

Correct Answer

C) Notice to proceed

A notice to proceed commonly authorizes work to start and establishes the start of contract time when the contract says so. Other choices are procurement, closeout, or warranty documents.

Answer Options
A
Subcontractor quote
B
Accept the price information as submitted and leave notice to proceed unverified
C
Notice to proceed
D
Warranty certificate

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A notice to proceed commonly authorizes work to start and establishes the start of contract time when the contract says so. Other choices are procurement, closeout, or warranty documents.

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