During bidding the ICT distribution designer should review the bid responses for compliance and completeness. Afterwards, the designer should report the findings and recommendations to the

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Options

• Aconstruction foreman
• Blegal counsel
• Cstakeholders
• Dtechnical consultant

• A
  19% (5)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  70% (19)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Stakeholders are the correct recipients because they are the parties with authority and vested interest in the project outcome - they use the designer's findings to make informed procurement decisions about which bid to accept or reject. A construction foreman oversees on-site work during construction and has no role in bid evaluation or procurement decisions. Legal counsel may review contract language but is not the appropriate audience for technical compliance and completeness findings. A technical consultant may contribute expertise during the process, but reporting to a consultant would bypass the decision-making authority that stakeholders hold.

Memory tip: The word "stake" in stakeholders signals ownership and decision-making power. Whoever holds a stake in the project needs the designer's report to act on it - that is always the stakeholders, not the implementers or advisors.

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