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The bid form asks for a base bid and three alternates. How should the contractor submit alternate pricing?

Correct Answer

D) Price each alternate separately as requested by the bid form

Alternates are separate bid items that let the owner add or deduct defined scope while comparing bids. Other choices hide the comparison basis or omit requested bid information.

Answer Options
A
The contractor should blend all alternates into one hidden contingency
B
The contractor should submit only the lowest alternate
C
The contractor should omit alternates until after the contract is signed
D
Price each alternate separately as requested by the bid form

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Alternates are separate bid items that let the owner add or deduct defined scope while comparing bids. Other choices hide the comparison basis or omit requested bid information.

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