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The lowest drywall proposal excludes firestopping at head-of-wall joints, while the project specifications include it in the wall assemblies. What should the general contractor do during buyout?

Correct Answer

C) Resolve the scope gap before subcontract award and carry the cost in the proper scope

Buyout should identify and close scope gaps before award so required work is included once and assigned clearly. Other choices leave a known gap, remove contract scope, or defer predictable rework.

Answer Options
A
Carry the proposal unchanged and hope another trade covers it
B
The contractor should delete firestopping from the project
C
Resolve the scope gap before subcontract award and carry the cost in the proper scope
D
The contractor should wait until final inspection to price the missing work

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Buyout should identify and close scope gaps before award so required work is included once and assigned clearly. Other choices leave a known gap, remove contract scope, or defer predictable rework.

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