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A custom air-handling unit cannot be released until the submittal is approved. Which sequence should the procurement log reflect?

Correct Answer

A) Submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, deliver

Long-lead procurement usually follows submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, and deliver. Other choices put delivery, shipment, or release before required approval.

Answer Options
A
Submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, deliver
B
Ship, fabricate, submit, approve, release, deliver
C
Deliver, approve, release, fabricate, submit, ship
D
Release, deliver, submit, fabricate, approve, ship

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Long-lead procurement usually follows submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, and deliver. Other choices put delivery, shipment, or release before required approval.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: Ship, fabricate, submit, approve, release, deliver

Choice B gives Ship, fabricate, submit, approve, release, deliver. Its specific error: it answers the Procurement submittal sequence prompt with the wrong practical move.

Option C: Deliver, approve, release, fabricate, submit, ship

Choice C (Deliver, approve, release, fabricate, submit, ship) is rejected because it leaves out the controlling Procurement submittal sequence result: S.

Option D: Release, deliver, submit, fabricate, approve, ship

In procurement and contracting, Release, deliver, submit, fabricate, approve, ship is the wrong selection for Procurement submittal sequence: the choice would not get the project to S.

Memory Technique

Link procurement submittal sequence to its book condition; a different condition means a different answer than Submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, deliver.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed.; use the index entry or section for "Procurement-log sequencing" to confirm that Long-lead procurement usually follows submit, review/approve, release, fabricate, ship, and deliver.

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