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2015-10-09View Original

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This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2015-10-17 at 11:58. Reward for participation: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. According to the \"Construction Project Contract (Model Text)\」(GB-99-0201), if there is a price specified in the contract for changes to the work, then the method for determining the cost of such changes is ( ). A. Determine it directly based on the price specified in the contract. B. It shall be provided by the client and approved by both parties for implementation. C. Determine it by referring to existing prices and taking into account the extent of the changes in the workload. D. It shall be proposed by the contractor and approved after review by the local engineering cost management authority. Answer: A 【Production and Management Division】We are seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
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Have a pleasant weekend. According to the \"Construction Project Contract (Model Text)\」(GB-99-0201), if there is a price specified in the contract for changes to the work, then the method for determining the cost of such changes is (A). A. Determine it directly based on the price specified in the contract. B. It shall be provided by the client and approved by both parties for implementation. C. Determine it by referring to existing prices and taking into account the extent of the changes in the workload. D. It shall be proposed by the contractor and approved after review by the local engineering cost management authority
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According to the \"Construction Project Contract (Model Text)\\" (GB-99-0201), if there is a price specified in the contract for changes to the work, then the method for determining the cost of such changes is (A). A. Determine it directly based on the price specified in the contract. B. It shall be provided by the client and approved by both parties for implementation. C. Determine it by referring to existing prices and taking into account the extent of the changes in the workload. D. It shall be proposed by the contractor and approved after review by the local engineering cost management authority
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Option A: Determine it directly based on the price specified in the contract
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D. Proposed by the contractor and approved after review by the local engineering cost management authority
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A. It is determined directly based on the price specified in the contract
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c According to the \"Construction Project Contract (Model Text)\」(GB-99-0201), if there is a price specified in the contract for changes to the work, then the method for determining the cost of such changes is ( ). A. Determine it directly based on the price specified in the contract. B. It shall be provided by the client and approved by both parties for implementation. C. Determine it by referring to existing prices and taking into account the extent of the changes in the workload. D. It shall be proposed by the contractor and approved after review by the local engineering cost management authority
Reply #92015-10-09
A. It is determined directly based on the price specified in the contract

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