This chapter does not apply to an installation, maintenance, or service project for which the total contract price for labor, materials and all other services is less than 100 dollars if which condition describes the project?

This chapter does not apply to an installation, maintenance, or service project for which the total contract price for labor, materials and all other services is less than 100 dollars if which condition describes the project?

• A. The project is not part of a complete or more costly project
• B. The project is not divided into contracts of less than 100 dollars for evasion
• C. Either A or B
• D. Neither A nor B

Answer: (C)

Exemption for small projects exists when the job isn’t part of a bigger, more costly effort or when it isn’t split into tiny contracts to dodge a threshold. If either condition is true, this chapter doesn’t apply to the installation, maintenance, or service work. So, since the project is not part of a complete or more costly project, or it isn’t divided into subcontracts under $100 to evade the rule, the exemption applies. That’s why the option describing “either condition” is the best fit. If neither condition is met, the chapter would apply.

Exemption for small projects exists when the job isn’t part of a bigger, more costly effort or when it isn’t split into tiny contracts to dodge a threshold. If either condition is true, this chapter doesn’t apply to the installation, maintenance, or service work.

So, since the project is not part of a complete or more costly project, or it isn’t divided into subcontracts under $100 to evade the rule, the exemption applies. That’s why the option describing “either condition” is the best fit. If neither condition is met, the chapter would apply.