The project brief specified detailed project outputs, including quality expectations. The project company is contractually obliged to satisfy the performance and functionality requirements, and provide a facility that is 'fit-for-purpose' at final completion.
The project agreement establishes a rigorous regime to monitor, verify and report on quality matters during the construction phase. This regime requires the project company to develop a quality management plan and implement a quality program. There is evidence to indicate that the quality management plan is in place and that the quality program is working effectively.
Under the project agreement, an independent reviewer is appointed to ensure that scope requirements, as outlined in the project agreement, are met. The independent reviewer is required to provide an endorsement on final completion, to ensure that the final design satisfies the project's objectives.