The arrows on a Cash Flow Diagram need to be drawn to scale? a) True b) False

Q: With an increase in quantities, the unit price drops due to: Reduced contribution of fixed costs…

A: With an increase in quantities, the unit price drops due to economies of scale. The fixed costs does…

Q: The significant feature of ‘unit price contract’ is that the price per unit. Although quantities may…

A: In a unit price contract, the contractor is relieved of the risk of estimating uncertain quantities…

Q: True or false? Under the Partnering concept, all differences are intended to be resolved at the…

A: Given statement: Under the Partnering concept, all differences are intended to be resolved at the…

Q: What are the three major types of construction bonds? Whyare they required? Name three items that…

A: Construction bonds is a surety bond which is signed between developer firm and contractor firm. It…

Q: If missing, which one of the below items would deem a bid nonresponsive? A. Bid bond B. Certificates…

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Q: Define the term Contractual Allocation of Risk?

A: Risk management is the method of defining threats and deciding whether they can be distributed, and…

Q: investment banker recommends that you place deposits of $5000 now and $7000 five years from now into…

A: Using future value  Future value = present value*(1+r)^n

Q: Describe what estimators look for in their review of the bid documents.

A: Usually, a written scope and specifications, along with drawings are contained by Bid documents.…

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Q: When are the unit price contracts used?

A: Introduction to Unit price contract Unit Price method is the kind of contract in which total cost of…

Q: Explain the Liquidity Index ?

A: Liquidity Index is defined as the relative consistency of a fine grained soil within the original…

Q: Define the term fixed-price contracts?

A: A fixed-price contract is also known as a lump-sum contract or a firm-price contract. It establishes…

Q: What are performance and payment bonds?

A: A performance bond seems to be a guarantee bond provided by a lending firm or bank to ensure a…

Q: List three general reasons why actual costs may exceed estimated costs on a lump-sum contract.

A: The general reasons due to which the actual costs may exceed estimated costs on a lump-sum contract…

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: Explain how an estimate is priced in two phases

A: Introduction: Estimated pricing is defined as an approximation of the project's cost. The…

Q: On lump-sum contracts, what are the  two methods available toutilize a PC computer in determining…

A: Lump-sum contracts : In lump sum construction contract, contractor fix a single fixed price for all…

Q: What are the performance bonds?

A: Performance bond:

Q: A practice related to construction finance that can be interpreted as unethical is: A. front-loading…

A: There are many practices in the construction which are interpreted as unethical  Bribing…

Q: Problem2. Josh created two cash flow diagrams shown at the bottom of this page. The cash flows for…

A: Given:- interest rate=10% two cash flow diagrams To find:- Annual worth over life cycles

Q: Who provides performance and payment bonds?

A: For several construction projects a payment bond is needed.

Q: true/ false 19) Debt financing has the lowest risk for investors. 20) On average, design consumes…

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Q: What trade-offs are involved in each of these aspects of inventory management?c. Conducting cycle…

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Q: Describe how computers can help with the first stage in pricing an estimate.

A: Computers are one of the most useful tool in the sorting and listing phase, and even the recap phase…

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: List Five Price Categories that need to be Considered when Pricing an Estimate

A: Project costs are cost required to carry out a planned business endeavor and they are a key topic in…

Q: How to input this exact graph on Excel?

A: Given the data water content and dry density of respective samples which are five in number…

Q: What is the usual function of unit prices when they are required to accompany a lump-sum bid?

A: Answer:- Lump- sum bid: It is that where contractor is required is quote his/her lump sum rate to…

Q: the equivalent annual cash flow is nearest to:

A: Equivalent annual cash flow:

Q: How is the force account used as a payment method?

A: Force account is a method of payment used for additional work if the contractor and the State…

Q: What are the advantages of Bid Bonds?

A: A bid bond would guarantee the bond owner compensation if the bidder fails to start a project.

Q: Discover warranty and warranty period in a contract, explain it briefly and include example

A: A warranty is a written guarantee that a seller issues to a buyer regarding particular claims. The…

Q: What is the importance of the performance and payment bonds?

A: A performance bond is carried out ensuring the contractor completes the work in compliance with the…

Q: What would be the result of failure to agree on change order pricing?

A: A change order is a work that has been removed or attached to the original contract of work, but…

Q: What are Bid Bonds?

A: A big bond is one of a type of construction bond, which is a guarantee by the bidder or contractor…

Q: Bid estimates are usually made up of a combination of the following approaches: Detailed estimates…

A: Bid estimates are usually made up of a combination of the following. The correct answer is All of…

Q: What is the purpose of a price allocation form?

A: The price allocation form is a start to finish list of work item on a project that represent the…

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Q: Explain in detail the liquidity index.

A: It is the water plasticity ratio.The Liquidity index is defined as the ratio of natural water…

Q: Differ between the unit price contract and contract price?

A: The contract which is made upon the basis of estimation of the unit price of materials used in the…

Q: The lender charges the barrower 1.8% per quarter. Find the equivalent nominal rate of interest.…

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