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The closeout specifications say the one-year correction period starts at substantial completion unless otherwise stated. Which date should be used for that correction period?

Correct Answer

A) The date of substantial completion unless the contract states a different start date

If the contract states the correction period starts at substantial completion, that date controls unless another contract provision changes it. Other choices are procurement or estimating dates.

Answer Options
A
The date of substantial completion unless the contract states a different start date
B
Make the bid opening date the answer for warranty start, leaving warranty start unverified
C
The contractor should use the first supplier quotation date as the start of warranty coverage
D
The contractor should use the date the estimate was printed for the closeout file

Why This Is the Correct Answer

If the contract states the correction period starts at substantial completion, that date controls unless another contract provision changes it. Other choices are procurement or estimating dates.

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