Give the guidelines in case you suspect the existence of a serious imbalance in the lowest bidder's proposal?

Q: As the owner of the project MDS, you had defined the contractual relationshipsI parties involved in…

A: As an owner of the project, if you had defined a contractual relationship between the parties, which…

Q: Choose the right answer for each of the following. a) A field change is typically issued for work…

A: As per our guidelines we provide solutions for first 3 subparts  So they will be as follows

Q: Describe the procedure of avoiding the unbalanced bid problem?

A: An unbalanced bid:

Q: (a) Design-bid-build is a sequential process to deliver a construction project. Produce a short…

A: Step : 1 Design-bid-build :- It is a sequential process to deliver a construction project where one…

Q: A successful contractor bidding for a project is required to engage an bond by the client. Discuss…

A: Contractor : The legal agreement gives rise to the word contractor. The owner and the builder will…

Q: c uou Which of the following risk categories will be reduced or eliminated for the owner if the…

A:

Q: T or F The Owner's level of risk, as well as their level of control, is highest on a…

A: Note:- Hi! Thank you for the question, As per the honor code, we are allowed to answer three…

Q: What are the side effects of change orders on the  the contractor's cost?

A: The nature of construction projects is complex and unpredictable, where lots of factors and…

Q: Briefly explain the bid review/analysis process. Describe the steps involved in the bidding process

A: A bid is a submission which a supplier or service provider made in response to an invitation to…

Q: Why do some contractors include “bid clarifications” with their bid even when they risk having their…

A: Solution: Despite the risk of having their bid rejected, contractors will still, on occasion,…

Q: Give an example of the unbalanced bid?

A: When a contractor unbalances the bid, it's meant that he will charge more for the initial items of…

Q: How can the problem of bid closing congestion associated with receiving subtrade bids be reduced?

A: Answer:- Construction bidding:- Construction bidding is a process of submitting a proposal to…

Q: Visit a local contractor and determine the proportion ofcontracts that are negotiated against those…

A: The local contractor has about 75% of contract that are negotiated against those that are…

Q: who submit them for the bidders ? who receives the pre-qualification files from the contractors?…

A: Tendering : Tendering is a process of inviting a number of contractor to execute a project through…

Q: Why is the contractor normally required to submit a bidbond when making a proposal to an owner on a…

A: A bid bond is indeed a form of building bond which, in such a building bidding phase, covers the…

Q: Why have the thresholds for an open call for bids increased significantly, according to the Public…

A: Introduction : India's constitution is pro-federal and quasi-federal in nature. The central…

Q: List and describe the major factors a contractor will consider when deciding whether to submit a bid…

A: Bidding- It is defined as an offer price set by an individual or any organization for a service,…

Q: Enumerate the advantages and disadvantages of bidding for projects in both the Private and Public…

A: The process of filing a tender to conduct, or manage the undertaking of, a construction project is…

Q: On the typical project, which are the twoprime contracts made with the owner?

A: On the typical project, usually there are two different prime contracts signed with the owner.

Q: How are the bidder's errors interpreted?

A: The Bidder's Error are interpreted in following ways : 1. When the the rates of the bidder's…

Q: Answer these civil Engineering Questions with a good understanding.  What are the benefits of using…

A: Solution :  1. In the case of Construction Manager At Risk contract format (CMAR), the construction…

Q: How do you think the government would select a contractor or vendor if they are entering uncharted…

A: The choice of contractor would become a crucial instrument for controlling contractor security in…

Q: Give some reasons for the unbalancing bids?

A: The unbalancing of a bid is the transfer of portion of the work cost for one part of work to another…

Q: Describe one of the convenient options provided to contractors to scroll through the listing of…

A: The process in which takes place after the submission date end of tender is known as bid…

Q: When does the system not accept a bid opening date?

A: Bid Opening Date indicates the date and time at which all the submitted bids for a job are properly…

Q: Define the term Instant contract savings?

A: Instant contract saving:

Q: .Based on (Right of Access to the Site) sub-clause, the contractor is allowed to access the site in…

A: Answer : Option (B) is correct.

Q: The owner's representative is now withholding a current pay request for $300,000, requesting the…

A: Bid design-bid is a construction project delivery method in which the project owner contracts with…

Q: What is the intended purpose of conducting a bidding, why cant the government do the projects on…

A: The main purpose of bid evaluation is to determine the lowest evaluated and substantially responsive…

Q: Why is there a need for a statement of the prospective bidder of all its ongoing government and…

A: Solution: There is the need for the statement as:

Q: True or False? One option for competitive bidding is a lump sum proposal; one option for negotiated…

A: Let's talk about the first statement "One option for competitive bidding is a lump sum proposal"

Q: Example of a single bid for a building tender invitation method

A: Question is based on single bid tender invitation method. In single bid method entire document with…

Q: At which point in the bid process are errors most likely to occur? Explain why.

A: The part of the process that is most likely to produce the most errors during the entire bidding…

Q: Discuss “bid rigging” in detail, and suggest how an organisation can address it.

A: When opposing parties collaborate to choose the winner of a bidding procedure, this is known as bid…

Q: True or false? Within those jurisdictions where public contracts are subject to “Fair Subcontracting…

A: Subcontracting can be defined as practice taken up by contractors in which a contractor hires an…

Q: An owner can protect themselves from a failure of the low bid contractor to live up to their bid by…

A: Bid bond is legal agreement that protects the owner from failure of low bid contractor by…

Q: What are the objectives of, and who should attend, the pre-bid review?

A: the purpose of the pre-bid review is to get the input of other experienced construction managers and…

Q: What are your observations of Philippine Bidding documents ?

A: The Procuring Entity's bid-basing documents provide all the information a potential bidder needs to…

Q: Why is it often difficult for an estimator to prepare a cost breakdown with the bid?

A: (1) Resources constraints (2) Insufficient time available (3) adverse environmental conditions (4)…

Q: 247. To determine a subcontractor's probable financial stability, which of the following would be…

A: This question is related to the Estimate and Quantity Surveying from Civil Engineering.

Q: You are a contractor preparing to submit a bid for a construction project. How does the submission…

A: Contract bidding may prove to be a profitable route, but those who are unfamiliar with its structure…

Q: s are not always equivalent to the final contract amount after the project is complet

A: A gauge is a best guess of how much something will cost. A structure project worker, for instance,…

Q: Is the final amount paid to a contractor under a unitprice contract limited by the quantities of…

A: Let's understand first what is unit price method: In a unit value contract, the complete agreement…

Q: Are the quantities of supplies or work stated in the original Bid Schedule used to determine the…

A: The explanation of the quantities of supplies or work stated in the original Bid Schedule used to…

Q: What are the instructions for the Bidders?

A: The instructions to bidders is a document provided by an investment bank operating a competitive…

Q: How can the unbalanced bid be detected?

A: Unbalanced bidding is a phenomenon common to both lump sum and unit price contracts.

Bid Package

A bid package is a set of all documents, often known as bid documents necessary to be submitted by a general contractor before participating in a competitive construction bid to receive tender of execution of any construction project.