Subcontractor's bid:

(A) can usually be withdrawn even if the general contractor has relied on it.

(B) is never revocable.

(C) is considered to be a part of a shrinkwrap agreement.

(D) is considered an offer.

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Alvin Green

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20 November, 19:09

Subcontractor's bid:

(A) can usually be withdrawn even if the general contractor has relied on it.

(B) is never revocable.

(C) is considered to be a part of a shrinkwrap agreement.

(D) is considered an offer.

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Lawson Webster · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "D": is considered an offer.

Explanation:

A subcontractor is an individual who is granted part of the work of a contractor. Subcontractors perform their duties under the supervision of the contractor and not the employer who hired the contractor. When subcontractors place bids, they are considered offers that can be negotiated with the contractor directly.

Subcontractor's bid:(A) can usually be withdrawn even if the general contractor has relied on it.(B) is never revocable.(C) is considered to be a part of a shrinkwrap agreement.(D) is considered an offer.

Subcontractor's bid:

(A) can usually be withdrawn even if the general contractor has relied on it.

(B) is never revocable.

(C) is considered to be a part of a shrinkwrap agreement.

(D) is considered an offer.