Final Estimates Level 1 || Questions and 100% Accurate Answers.

T/F: A major function of the DOT is to carry out Construction and Reconstruction programs to provide the public with adequate transportation service. correct answers True For DOT management of construction and reconstruction projects includes the following specific responsibilities: A. Planning, Programming, and Design B. Contract Administrations C. Contractor Payments D. Design and Contract Management E. All of the above correct answers E. All of the above T/F: To pay for work performed by contractors, progress and Final Estimates are needed? correct answers True Which of the following is not officially considered a "Contract Document"? A. Supplemental Agreements and Work Orders B. Notebooks and Estimates Procedure Manual. C. Standard Specifications. D .Construction Manual. E. Answers B & D. correct answers E. Answers B & D. Between printings of the Standard Specifications, what does the Department publish to identify and describe changes in the Specifications? A. CPAM B. Supplemental Specifications C. Work Orders D. Specification Changes correct answers B. Supplemental Specifications Select the correct sequence of documents in order of precedence, with the document highest in authority listed first. A. Contract Plans, Development Specifications, Standard Specifications, Special Provisions, Technical Special Provisions, Supplemental Specifications, Design Standards. B. Design Standards, Special Provisions, Technical Special Provisions, Supplemental Specifications, Contract Plans, development Specifications, Standard Specifications. C. Special Provisions, Technical Special Provisions, Contract Plans, Design Standards, Development Specifications, Supplemental Specifications, Standard Specifications. D. Supplemental Specifications, Special Provisions, Contract Plans, Development Specifications, Standards Specifications, Technical Special Provisions, Design Standards. E. None of the above. correct answers C. Special Provisions, Technical Special Provisions, Contract Plans, Design Standards, Development Specifications, Supplemental Specifications, Standard Specifications.