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You can view Bid Results for contracting opportunities from MMSD Website?
- True: Results are usually posted the same day as the Bid Due Date.
- False: Results are not posted for others to see.
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Once a General contractor sees that they are the low bidder, they should start procuring materials for the project?
- True: It pays to get started as soon as possible.
- False: The next step would be for MMSD to review all proposals to determine who is the lowest responsible contractor and how it compares to their budget for the proposed project.
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When subcontractors receive a contract from a Prime Contractor, they should just accept it as is?
- True: Save your time and move onto a more important task.
- False: Subcontractor’s should thoroughly review the contract with their interest in mind. If necessary, line out and edit language that you do not agree with or was not within your original proposal scope.
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When developing the submittal log as part of the project planning process, you should get started on this as soon as the project has been awarded?
- True: Developing a complete submittal log and submitting documents for approval can take time. This effort should parallel the contract execution process.
- False: You can start this process following the preconstruction meeting.
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When working as a subcontractor, there is no need to schedule your work as the prime contractor will have you covered in the project global schedule?
- True: The Prime Contractor will have you covered.
- False: You should put together a thorough schedule of your work that reflects your milestones, submittals, procurement, and onsite activities. Once complete, send this to the prime contractor so they can incorporate it into the global schedule.
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Safety and Quality Control should be part of the planning process?
- True: Developing a thorough Job Hazard Analysis and Quality Control plan will assist in making the project a success.
- False: These are tasks that you can start thinking about once the project gets started.
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