8 A primary condition for a contract to be considered a legally enforceable agreement is: Select one: O a. The buyer realises that there are no other options but to go with the only available supplier O b. The buyer should request a quotation or bid from the supplier C. The supplier needs to lodge an expression of interest with the buyer O d. The buyer needs to ensure that the supplier has received the contractual documents e. The buyer and seller need to exchange something of value such as a deposit During the testing stage, a project manager notes that the information technology solution provided by a supplier lacked one key feature and instructs the supplier to do the necessary modifications. However the supplier insists that the modifications cannot be undertaken unless additional payments are made, as adequate information about the required feature was not provided in the contractual documents. Considering the above scenario, which of the following actions the project manager should take first? Select one: O a. Engage a different firm to attend to the modifications O b. Disregard the feature and accept the product as is Oc. Negotiate with the supplier to explore the possibility of arriving at a solution acceptable to both parties. O d. Consider this as a breach of contract and pursue legal action against the supplier e. Increase the project budget to include the additional costs of the required feature