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After prime contract award, contractor buyout is the process of:

Correct Answer

B) Buying and subcontracting the work on confirmed terms

Buyout converts the awarded scope into coordinated subcontracts and purchase commitments. Confirm scope interfaces, agreed prices, delivery dates and contract terms. It is distinct from closing warranty files and does not replace the project’s construction documents.

Answer Options
A
Closing the project’s warranty file
B
Buying and subcontracting the work on confirmed terms
C
Stopping all procurement until final completion
D
Replacing the construction documents with daily reports

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Buyout converts the awarded scope into coordinated subcontracts and purchase commitments. Confirm scope interfaces, agreed prices, delivery dates and contract terms. It is distinct from closing warranty files and does not replace the project’s construction documents.

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