Question: Project background / context A large utility / energy company ( the client ) operating in Wales and in many European countries has been granted

Project background/context
A large utility/energy company (the client) operating in Wales and in many European countries has been granted permission by the Welsh government to develop an offshore wind farm off the coast of South Wales. The project supports local, regional and national energy strategies aiming to create a cleaner, greener, and more prosperous environment. It will help the UK in achieving its net zero target and becoming carbon neutral by 2045.
The large-scale renewable energy generation project aims to deliver up to 150MW of clean energy and could include up to 50 wind turbines. The offshore wind farm will be capable of generating and providing renewable electricity equivalent to the needs of around 100,000 Welsh homes annually.
As the last coal-powered power plant in Wales was decommissioned in 2020 and a few other plants generating electricity from fossil fuel are coming to the end of their useful life by the end of 2025, the required offshore wind farm must be operational by this time. To avoid energy shortage and accelerate the countrys transition to clean energy, the projects deliverables must be delivered in a relatively short timescale.
The Client/Project requirements
A planning permission has been granted. This is an urgent project, and the client wants to have the facility in operation by the end of 2025. The client has the funds made available, but achieving cost certainty is important before committing to the project.
The client does not wish to retain the design risk, and requires the contractor to guarantee operational and performance requirements will be met in time. The contractor must meet the performance specifications including the power generation requirement per wind turbine and the total production capacity of the wind farm. The wind farm must have a minimum design life of 25 years. The client will operate the wind farm using its own in-house resources to supply its customers with clean energy. As the owner and operator of the wind farm, the client will operate the plant using its in-house resources throughout its operational life.
The client has hired you as a project management consultant and instructed you to write a report recommending the most appropriate procurement strategy to meet the projects objectives. Based on the information given in this brief, and by drawing on evidence from relevant literature, you are required to produce Multi-tier dispute resolution arrangement? please explain in detail

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