test 2.5

Question 1

bidding procdedures
 Public bidding procedures are prescribed by

Derek’s floor: 52 card pick up

Answer 1

various procurement statues

Question 2

bidding procedures

Derek’s Guest chairs. fbi agent with villon handcuffed to

Answer 2

designed to protect public interest by preventing fraud, collusion and favortism.

Question 3

bidding procedures
private

Derek’s table: tag game

Answer 3

 Private bidding procedures are established by the owner

 They can be modified, altered, or waived at the owner’s discretion

Question 4

Advertisement for Bids

Derek’s computer: mallet judge

Answer 4

 Laws regulate and control the awarding of public construction projects

Question 5

first step to advertise bid

kenny chair: letter glued to his chair

Answer 5

Notice to bidders or invitation to bid

Question 6

Advertisement for Bids
 All bidders must be

kenny’s computer looking up LGBTQ people

Answer 6

treated equally and afforded an opportunity to bid under the same terms and conditions

Question 7

content in advertisement for bid.

book self Derek’s room: content of book

Answer 7

	Nature 
	Extent 
	Location of the work 
	Owner of the work 
	Time, place and manner for bid submission 
	Availability of bid documents 
	Construction period 
	Requirement of deposit and bond 
	Estimated cost 
	Minimal wage rates

Question 8

ways to advertise bid

Jeff’s computer. ombi’s blanket rack

Answer 8

newspaper, magazines, trade publications (ENR), public agencies.

Question 9

Notice of Private Projects

Josh’s room floor: roofing crew getting reamed

Answer 9

 Private owner is not bounded by public laws:

Public advertisement is not commonly used

Question 10

Notice of Private Projects
widely used format in private sectors.

part 2 roofing crew

Answer 10

negotiated contracts .

Question 11

When competitive bidding is used:

world map: letter

Answer 11

o Invitational bidding commonly used

Question 12

Decision to Bid
 A number of factors involved

hard hat wall: reasons.

Answer 12

o Location, owner and financial status, nature and size of project, competition, labor conditions and supply, completion time.

Question 13

Estimating expense

josh family photo: his son won

Answer 13

0.2% to 0.5% of total bid amount

Question 14

decision to bid is what type of judgement

josh’s table: getting burnt by sub contractors jet.

Answer 14

subjective judgement.

Question 15

Set-Asides

josh’s closet: for minorities.

Answer 15

 Certain public projects or portion of a project are set aside for small, minority-owned, locally owned or disadvantaged businesses

Question 16

set asides
SBA small business administration:

rex’s room: wot a small mcdonalds pop covering door

Answer 16

Certain construction projects are set aside for small contractors. Prescribed requirements like annual business volume should be met.

Question 17

set-asides
DBE

women’s bathroom;

Answer 17

Disadvantaged business enterprises

Companies must be owned and controlled by a minority or a woman

Question 18

bidders qualifications

men’s bathroom soap: empty

Answer 18

based on experience, competence, and financial criteria

Question 19

qualifications access

sink: with a hobbo taking a bath inside of it.

Answer 19

Limiting access of unqualified contractors before bidding documents are issued or before they submit a proposal

Question 20

qualifications
good for contractors

paper towels: suffering wet hands.

Answer 20

Contractor does not have to prepare a bid and suffer the inherent cost

Question 21

qualifications
good for owners

stalls: with timer forcing you out.

Answer 21

Owner does not have to Be under pressure to accept a low bid from a contractor that the owner feels cannot perform the work.

Question 22

major factors for qualifications

urnals: with piss on the ground, small dick lost his girl. Needs job to grow

Answer 22

past expierece
size of company
post project law suites
current debt
current work volume

Question 23

2 types of qualifications

Answer 23

pre qualification

post qualifications.

Question 24

pre qualifications

exit stairs to dryers: with a package at the bottom you need

Answer 24

before obtaining bid documents or submitting proposal

Question 25

pre qualficiations certificate

supervisors office walk though: federal prison for drug use.

Answer 25

 Prequalification certificate :
▪ Limiting a contractor to a certain type of work such as asphalt paving or patching

and up to date

Accepted in all projects under the same jurisdiction

Question 26

post qualficiations

big black mans room: with NPC qualification card needed for entry

Answer 26

Certain qualification information is required to be submitted along with the bid
o It serves the qualification purpose only for the particular project being bid

Question 27

deposits:

gene office door: sticking his dick in for everyone to get a shot to suck

Answer 27

contractors need multiple sets of bid documents from A-E

Question 28

deposits:

back right guest chairs: putting down a dog

Answer 28

 Customary to obtain the sets by putting down a deposit

Question 29

deposits:
 Refundable deposit

top right: bodyguards with arms crossed

Answer 29

To guarantee the safe return of each set of documents (Usual)

Question 30

deposits:
 Nonrefundable deposit

top left gene’s desk: with money printing out

Answer 30

To help A-E offset portion of printing costs

Question 31

Availability of Plans / Specs:

NE end supervisor shed.
with LOTO sheets hanging on the door.

Answer 31

 Sufficient number of plans should be available to bidding community:
o To produce the best competitive process by promoting competition.

Question 32

Availability of Plans / Specs
subcontracts
NE room back right: with a chiness wood joint

Answer 32

 Subcontractors need to review plans / specs in order to provide quotes to general contractor

Question 33

Availability of Plans / Specs
contractors:

NE top right: with competitive company camera.

Answer 33

Contractor shall be cautious when lending to or copying plans / specs for subcontractors

Question 34

Bidding period

dryer 10: old people walking

Answer 34

 Sufficient allocation of time:

Estimating process takes considerable amount of time

Question 35

Bidding period
benefits to owner

dryer 16: always getting a jam shitting tool to get out, guess work on where jam is at.

Answer 35

Careful study and examination of plans/ specs (cost savings to owners)

Best prices could not be achieved

o A lot of guesswork will result in inflated proposals

Question 36

Bidding period
when not to have

dryer 20: glasses for the new girls birthday, in the morning changing drop off area.

Answer 36

no following holiday
not in morning
suitable modification by A-E

Question 37

Instructions to the bidders

dryer 24: cost to take of machine using the OSHA cowboy

Answer 37

 A set of bidding procedures need to be established to ensure the fairness
 Form and content of the bids set by the owner or certain procedures with which bidding contractors are required to conform

Question 38

preliminary considerations: Estimator must become familiar with:

out feed dryer 20 incline:

with a card games rules document big red X through it. signed at the bottom

Answer 38

Instructions to bidders, proposal form, alternates, general and supplementary conditions, drawings, specifications, addenda, and form of contract before conducting a detailed takeoff

Question 39

preliminary considerations: pre-bid meeting

out feed 20 under incline: with a tower fitting under with A-E looking at the shape

Answer 39

Often held for larger projects for owner to review the requirements emphases certain aspects and clarity difficult points.

Question 40

job visit

stop button outfeed 20:

Answer 40

review conditions not shown on bid documents

use camera and tape recordings. may need more than one visit

location
weather 
utilities
access
condition of adjeacent prop.
surface
local material dealers
rental of equipment
local subcontractors