Any Client supplied equipment or materials that are installed by a contractor.

Any Client supplied equipment or materials that are installed by a contractor.

• A. Client Furnished Contractor Installed
• B. Contractor Furnished Client Installed
• C. Owner Furnished Contractor Installed
• D. Onsite Furnished Contractor Installed

Answer: (A)

The key idea is who provides what and who does the installing. When the client supplies the equipment or materials and the contractor takes care of the installation, the arrangement is described as client furnished, contractor installed. This clearly sets the responsibilities: the client owns and delivers the items, while the contractor handles on-site work, integration, and installation tasks. This matches the scenario described in the question: any client-supplied equipment or materials that are installed by a contractor. Other options describe different splits—where the contractor provides the items or where “owner” is used instead of “client,” or a nonstandard phrasing—so they don’t fit the described setup.

The key idea is who provides what and who does the installing. When the client supplies the equipment or materials and the contractor takes care of the installation, the arrangement is described as client furnished, contractor installed. This clearly sets the responsibilities: the client owns and delivers the items, while the contractor handles on-site work, integration, and installation tasks.

This matches the scenario described in the question: any client-supplied equipment or materials that are installed by a contractor. Other options describe different splits—where the contractor provides the items or where “owner” is used instead of “client,” or a nonstandard phrasing—so they don’t fit the described setup.