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How can the DOT use this information? How can we capture the information?6}2J}2J AssumptionsThe prime chooses the lowest quote for an item or items of work from the most competent vendor. Different from the DOT. The item of work is the only item being worked on by the subcontractor.6`H`H  My TheoriesPrime bears risk. ALDOT only has a contract with the prime. Consequences to the prime for non-performance. Support personnel by Prime. Project manager, project supervisor, bonding Prompt payment. In Alabama, it is seven days. Finding a replacement for non-performance of subs.Z*Z/ZZ-ZZZ3Z*/  -  3 Goals~To come up with a method of determining the  true price of an item of work. Qualification: ALDOT does not have the manpower to do cost based estimating. Treat subcontract prices the way we treat contract prices. Determine on which items contractors prefer placing overhead. Determine if the sub being a DBE changes subcontract prices and overhead. 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