In the Multiple Prime method, is the statement "a bid is placed for the building and it is built per the bid" true or false?

In the Multiple Prime method, the statement "a bid is placed for the building and it is built per the bid" is false. This construction management approach involves multiple prime contractors being hired to perform different portions of the work rather than a single general contractor providing an all-encompassing bid for the entire project.

In this system, several prime contracts are managed directly by the owner or the owner's representative. Each contractor submits a bid for their specific scope of work. Therefore, while bids are indeed placed, the idea of an overall 'building' being fully completed according to a single bid misrepresents the nature of how the Multiple Prime method operates. It implies a unifying bid and management structure that does not exist in this method, as individual tradesmen and contractors might be working on various aspects of the project simultaneously, often leading to complex coordination and management requirements.