1. The final step on a project is the close-out phase where all activities are to be terminated in a business-like fashion. From a contractual point of view, what is the prime consideration which must be determined at this time?
2. The language of contracts does not preclude misunderstanding and situations that adversely affect project completion. Therefore, a contract should always have a method of removing the obstacles to progress. What is one method to address matters that the project manager and the customer's representative cannot handle?
3. It is important to review the performance of subcontractors during post-contract evaluations. This review establishes the baseline for what important process/element of the client/subcontractor relationship?
4. How should contract disputes be resolved between the buyer and the seller?