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Bid Exclusions and Qualifications — What GCs Need to Know Before They Award
Bid exclusions are items a subcontractor explicitly states are not included in their price. Bid qualifications are conditions or assumptions the subcontractor a..
How Scope Gaps Become Change Orders — A GC's Prevention Guide
A scope gap becomes a change order when work required by the project — but not included in any subcontractor's contract — needs to be performed in the field..
What Is Bid Leveling in Construction? (And Why Getting It Wrong Costs You)
Bid leveling is the process general contractors use to compare subcontractor bids on equal terms before making an award decision. Because subcontractors interpr..
Scope Gaps in Subcontractor Bids: Why They Happen and How to Find Them Before Award
A scope gap in a subcontractor bid is a portion of the required project scope that the subcontractor did not include in their proposal. Scope gaps are often inv..
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