Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Builder and Contractor, Vol. 1: July 15th, 1911
These go through the same process in turn and their bids have to be revised and approved before the final bid is submitted to the architect and owner.
Let us suppose as an extreme case, say, the building is a large and costly one and that bids are requested from ten general contractors. Each of these might, in turn, ask bids from ten different sub-contractors, so we would have one hundred men, taking Off quantities and pricing them.
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