What is the usual purpose of a measurement book maintained on a public works project?
Correct answer: C. To record measured quantities of completed work
- A. To approve the architect's personal design changes
- B. To list only the contractor's office expenses
- C. To record measured quantities of completed work
- D. To replace the signed construction contract
Explanation
A measurement book records dimensions and quantities of work executed at the site. These measurements support checking, payment certification, and preparation of the final account.
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