An indirect cost is

A$.$ A subcontractor cost because they do the work and the General Contractor $($GC$)$ is not directly doing the work

$1$ B$.$ Company owned construction equipment for excavation

C$.$ A concrete pump because it doesn't permanently stay on site

D$.$ A cost not directly attributable to the completion of an activity, which is typically allocated or spread across all activities $($sometimes called General Requirements$)$

A tab $($or comparison$)$ sheet for subcontractors and suppliers during bidding allows for a much better vetting of scopes than just inputting the subcontractor's or supplier's quoted price?

$2$

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

The geotechnical report $($or soils report$)$ isn't really important to a project and is often considered just superfluous information?

$3$

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

When multiple supplier or subcontractor quotes are received for the same work, what is the most important reason to review the quote before considering their price?

A$.$ Make sure they are putting your favorite superintendent or foreman on the job

$4$ B$.$ They intend to take you out to lunch every Friday for the time they are on site

C$.$ They have the proper scope of work included

D$.$ They have the lowest bond rate

Which of the following is not an example of project documents that should be used to base a bid price on$?$

A$.$ Phone call or email from a subcontractor or supplier stating that they spoke with

$5$ the engineer$/$ architect$/$ owner and they are an acceptable provider

B$.$ Addendum

C$.$ Invitation to Bid $($ITB$)$ and Bid Form

D$.$ Plans and Specifications