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Both the roofing subcontract and sheet-metal subcontract include coping caps in their proposals. What should the buyout team do before issuing subcontracts?

Correct Answer

D) Assign the coping scope once and remove duplicate coverage from the other subcontract

Scope overlap should be resolved during buyout so the work is bought once and assigned clearly. Other choices double-buy, omit required scope, or defer a known procurement problem.

Answer Options
A
Pay both subcontractors for the same coping work
B
Accept the price information as submitted and leave scope overlap unverified
C
The contractor should ignore the overlap until final payment
D
Assign the coping scope once and remove duplicate coverage from the other subcontract

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Scope overlap should be resolved during buyout so the work is bought once and assigned clearly. Other choices double-buy, omit required scope, or defer a known procurement problem.

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