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Generally , the most definite bid specifies " everything mentioned in Sections 2 , 3 , and 4 of the specifications . " Or it may be “ all specified , ” or “ all work of our trade specified . " These are different bids but are all ...
Generally , the most definite bid specifies " everything mentioned in Sections 2 , 3 , and 4 of the specifications . " Or it may be “ all specified , ” or “ all work of our trade specified . " These are different bids but are all ...
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The general's estimator should make a list , checking the specifications for all doubtful items or for items mentioned more than once in the specifications . He then receives the sub's bid by telephone with this list in front of him .
The general's estimator should make a list , checking the specifications for all doubtful items or for items mentioned more than once in the specifications . He then receives the sub's bid by telephone with this list in front of him .
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The use of localized standard technical specifications in areas other than those for which they were intended . The use of vague and / or incomplete drawings with notations such as “ The contractor shall visit the site and make ...
The use of localized standard technical specifications in areas other than those for which they were intended . The use of vague and / or incomplete drawings with notations such as “ The contractor shall visit the site and make ...
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