A survey crew is hired by the general contractor on a large government project to verify pertinent data on the owner-supplied plans. While performing their functions, the survey crew is

approached by a subcontractor who wants them to perform some work for him on the same project.He states the he will pay for this additional work and notes that it will be easy for the survey crew to perform both services at the same time. What should the survey crew do? A. The survey crew should accept this additional work as long as they have the equipment andcapacity to perform both services adequately. B. The survey crew should accept this additional work as long as the circumstances are fullydisclosed and agreed to by all interested parties. C. The survey crew should not accept this additional work as it will be a conflict of interest. D. The survey crew should not accept compensation for any additional work because theycannot bill two parties for work performed on the same job.