When submitting an RFI, the Contractor should if possible
A) provide proof that the design is deficient
B) submit pricing
C) submit a preferred solution
D) ask for an immediate meeting to resolve the issue so the schedule will not be affected

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When submitting an RFI (Request for Information), the contractor should submit a preferred solution or options for resolving the issue or concern. This shows that they have thoroughly reviewed the design documents and have come up with a potential solution, which can help move the project forward more quickly. Providing proof of design deficiencies or pricing is not the main purpose of an RFI, and asking for an immediate meeting may not always be necessary or feasible.

When Submitting an RFI, the Contractor Should If Possible