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Which statement correctly separates an alternate from a substitution?

Correct Answer

A) An alternate is a separately priced bid item; a substitution is a proposed different product or method requiring approval

An alternate is separately priced as part of bidding, while a substitution proposes a different product or method for review. Other choices ignore review and bid structure.

Answer Options
A
An alternate is a separately priced bid item; a substitution is a proposed different product or method requiring approval
B
Both always occur only after final payment
C
Classify it as a substitution is never reviewed
D
Treat the alternate as deleting every base-bid requirement

Why This Is the Correct Answer

An alternate is separately priced as part of bidding, while a substitution proposes a different product or method for review. Other choices ignore review and bid structure.

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