Short answer: A commercial contractor should be evaluated on more than the bid total. The contractor needs to understand the operating constraints, project documents and communication requirements around the work.
Scope understanding
Ask the contractor to identify assumptions, exclusions and potential coordination issues.
Schedule and disruption
Discuss work hours, access, tenant or customer impacts and long-lead materials.
Project controls
Ask how changes, approvals, progress updates and closeout items will be documented.
Risk review
Confirm the insurance and contract documentation appropriate to your project and obtain professional legal or insurance advice when needed.
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