Bid-splitting is usually something the purchaser’s employees do on their own to bypass limits, not something vendors typically bribe for. So C fits as the odd one out here. If the bribe was to get something changed in the process (like a late bid or fake log), that’s more logical. Pretty sure C is correct but open to other takes.

Maybe C makes sense here. Bid-splitting is usually done by employees internally to get around approval limits, not something a bribe is used for in relation to the purchaser's side. Had something like this in a mock and C was correct. Pretty sure, but let me know if you see it differently.

Looks like C is right here. Bid-splitting usually happens internally and isn't really a typical reason for offering a bribe to the purchaser's staff. Saw something similar in the official prep guide, but happy for input if others have different sources.