What does mobilization mean when used in construction bid terms?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

When a project is opened for bidding, contractors can get basic information about the project specifications, including architectural drawings, site information, and so forth, from the administrators of the project. Using this information, contractors can construct a bid based on their experience and beliefs about cost and time frame. Bidding may be sealed, which means that all bids are submitted blind and reviewed together, or it may be more open in nature. Sealed bidding is designed to discourage corruption and favoritism, and to prevent contractors from underbidding each other.

Estimates in a construction bid can vary widely. A contractor who actively lies in a bid can be liable for legal penalties, but contractors can also underbid in good faith, underestimating rising materials prices, for example, or failing to anticipate problems which could delay the time frame of the job. This is why the construction bid for the lowest amount of money and the smallest possible time frame does not necessarily win the contract, as the person evaluating the bids may believe that another contractor has a more realistic image of the project, or more experience.