A project manager for a bidding project receives preliminary information from the client in project early stage. The client
requests a fixed-price contract for the entire project. What should the project manager do
A. Estimate the project based on similar project, explain the assumptions, and present a change management plan to the client to
protect the estimate from future scope changes.
B. Estimate the project based on similar protects, and add a reasonable amount of risk contingency to protect the estimate from future
scope changes.
C. Estimate the clearly defined requirements, and present this as a fixed-price compacts to the first part of the project.
D. Estimate the project based on the information available, and initiate claims immediately as soon as any scope changes appear.