On a city parking-garage build using fixed-price packages, which predictive activity should precede awarding those packages?
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Short Explanation
You do not hand out fixed-price boxes until you know what is inside each box. A WBS decomposes the garage work so procurement packages match clear scope. Award first, define later is how claims and gaps show up.
Full Explanation
Work breakdown structure decomposition clarifies deliverables and supports controlled procurement packaging. On predictive builds, defining work packages before awarding fixed-price packages reduces scope gaps and change disputes. Closing early, skipping decomposition, or inventing scope after award reverses sound plan-based sequence.