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Q: A revised estimate is prepared.
  • A. when the sanctioned estimate is likely to exceed more than 5%, without structural alteration
  • B. when there is material deviation of structured nature
  • C. when the sanctioned estimate is likely to exceed more than 5%, with important structural alterations
  • D. when the expenditure of the work exceeds 20% of the administrative approval
Correct Answer: Option A - A revised estimate is prepared when the sanctioned estimate is likely to exceed more than 5% without structural alternation or when the expenditure of works exceeds than 10% of the administrative approval.
A. A revised estimate is prepared when the sanctioned estimate is likely to exceed more than 5% without structural alternation or when the expenditure of works exceeds than 10% of the administrative approval.

Explanations:

A revised estimate is prepared when the sanctioned estimate is likely to exceed more than 5% without structural alternation or when the expenditure of works exceeds than 10% of the administrative approval.