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A unit-price schedule states that the unit price is complete compensation for labor, material, equipment, overhead, and profit. What should the bidder include in each unit price?

Correct Answer

B) All cost components named by the unit-price requirement

If the unit-price requirement says complete compensation includes labor, material, equipment, overhead, and profit, the bidder should include those components. Other choices omit parts of the stated compensation.

Answer Options
A
Limit unit price complete compensation to raw material invoices only
B
All cost components named by the unit-price requirement
C
Limit unit price complete compensation to equipment fuel
D
Base the unit price complete compensation response on the subcontractor's markup

Why This Is the Correct Answer

If the unit-price requirement says complete compensation includes labor, material, equipment, overhead, and profit, the bidder should include those components. Other choices omit parts of the stated compensation.

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