Which document most directly shows the condition and layout of a completed construction project?
Correct answer: C. The approved as-built drawings
- A. The original feasibility report
- B. The contractor's tender programme
- C. The approved as-built drawings
- D. The preliminary abstract of cost
Explanation
As-built drawings record the work as actually constructed, including approved changes from the original design. They support future operation, maintenance, repair, and alteration of the facility.
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