What is a supplementary estimate generally prepared for in public works?
Correct answer: B. Work that was not included in the original sanctioned estimate
- A. A final record of all payments already made
- B. Work that was not included in the original sanctioned estimate
- C. A daily register of labour attendance
- D. A replacement for the contractor's tender security
Explanation
A supplementary estimate covers additional work or items not included in the original approved scope, subject to the applicable approval process. It is different from a final account, which records the financial result after work and adjustments are settled.
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