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The owner will buy major equipment directly, while the contractor remains responsible for coordination and installation. What must be clarified before the purchase is released?

Correct Answer

C) Responsibility for ordering, delivery risk, warranty, storage and installation

Define the procurement and installation responsibilities before release: who orders, receives and protects the equipment; who bears delivery risk; who administers warranties; and how delays affect the installation schedule. A supplier name, ship date or purchase-order number alone does not settle those interfaces. This question does not establish a tax exemption.

Answer Options
A
Clarify only the owner's preferred supplier name on the release form
B
Clarify only the supplier's ship date, not risk or warranty terms
C
Responsibility for ordering, delivery risk, warranty, storage and installation
D
Clarify only the purchase-order number, not delivery or storage responsibility

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Define the procurement and installation responsibilities before release: who orders, receives and protects the equipment; who bears delivery risk; who administers warranties; and how delays affect the installation schedule. A supplier name, ship date or purchase-order number alone does not settle those interfaces. This question does not establish a tax exemption.

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