[Civil Engineering Version] Daily Question 20171129

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Which of the following practices does not constitute bid rigging? ( ) A. The tenderer opens the bids before the public bid opening and informs the other bidders of the bidding situation. B. The tenderer pre-determines the winner and uses this decision to make a choice when selecting the winner. C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding. D. Bidders agree with the tenderer to lower the bid price during the bidding process, and then give the tenderer additional compensation after winning the bid

Reply #22017-11-29

C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding

Reply #32017-11-29

C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding

Reply #42017-11-29

C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding

Reply #52017-11-29

C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding

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C. Bidders submit false proof of past performance when bidding

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