Shockem & Killum, Inc. was the electrical subcontractor on the project. The general terms and conditions of the subcontract required Shockem to ensure that all of its work complied with the specifications. There was also a specific line item in the scope of work document which was made a part of the subcontract that required Shockem's work to comply with the requirements of local authorities having jurisdiction. On this project, the specifications require a fire alarm system that does not contain a back-up power system. However, the fire marshal, who has jurisdiction over the project, requires a back-up power system. The back-up power system will cost an additional $50,000. Is Shockem entitled to a change order for this back-up power system? Group of answer choices Yes, because their bid was based upon the specifications which they were entitled to rely upon Yes, because general provisions prevail over specific provisions No, because specific provisions prevail over general provisions Yes, because the fire marshal is not a party to the contract