Architects, engineers, and contractors all must go through a prequalification process in order to participate in public construction projects. Which one of the following best describes the main difference between the prequalification process for each? Available answer options Select only one option A Contractors usually have to provide bid bonds, and if successful, performance and payment bonds, while architects and engineers only have to provide bid bonds. B Specialized experience and past performance do not matter for architects and engineers, but count heavily for contractors. C Neither the architect nor the contractor on a project has any influence on whether the other is chosen to participate in the project. D Contractors are generally required to submit the lowest responsible bid to obtain an award, but architects and engineers are usually not required to bid competitively