In traditional design-bid-build procurement, which party normally completes the design before construction tendering?
Correct answer: C. The employer's design consultant
- A. The main contractor
- B. The material supplier
- C. The employer's design consultant
- D. The site safety officer
Explanation
In traditional procurement, the employer or its design consultant generally completes the design and specifications before inviting construction tenders. The contractor is then mainly responsible for executing the designed work.
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