Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · easy
A contract in which the owner pays the contractor's actual costs plus an agreed fee or percentage is called a:
- Cost-plus contract
- Lump-sum contract
- Unit-price contract
- Fixed-price incentive contract
Answer
A. Cost-plus contract
Solution
The owner bears most of the cost risk.
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