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The project has been inactive for months and is restarting. What should the PM confirm?

Correct Answer

D) Confirm permit status

Permit status and extensions must be verified with the authority having jurisdiction.

Answer Options
A
Original bid spread
B
Furniture sequence
C
Last supplier quote
D
Confirm permit status

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Permit status and extensions must be verified with the authority having jurisdiction.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Original bid spread

Original bid spread does not satisfy the required party, deadline, proof, license, bond, insurance, or agency trigger for permit expiration.

Option B: Furniture sequence

Furniture sequence does not satisfy the required party, deadline, proof, license, bond, insurance, or agency trigger for permit expiration.

Option C: Last supplier quote

Last supplier quote does not satisfy the required party, deadline, proof, license, bond, insurance, or agency trigger for permit expiration.

Memory Technique

Good work cannot rewind a missed extensions trigger in Restarts Pause.

Reference Hint

Open-book path: tab Florida Building Code, Building, 8th Edition (2023), Chapter 1 Administration to Chapter 1 Section 105 permits and local administration; verify quantity math, FL permit status, notice step, or field-control timing.

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