If Contractor fails to fulfill QA/QC requirements on a project, what project management team will take decision against contractor?

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They follow D - C - A Step by Step    !!!

B-Issuing an NCR by the consultant/Engineering (The authorized PM by the sponsor and customer) and circulate the appropriate incharges depts.(Procurements and financial) to deduct a monthly percentage amount of the contractor monetary funding  (funding requirements to complete project objectives)  based upon the contractual and legal obligation on the agreements and the list the contactor in the non-prequalified vendors. By the way there is a sum lump money allocated for the project's formal closure can deduct a certain amount if the vendor failed to meet the customer final requirements and expectations based upon the legal binding relationship .

make B,D,C and A respectively. 

they first audit as for sop,and if it not full filled than they can take carrect stape for taht,agenst that .

IT WILL GOOD TO FOLLOW THE PLAN B

Project Management Team will deduct some percentage(%) from Contractor's Monthly progress Invoice.

i am agree with experts...........

The quality assurance team can continuously inspect and write the required reports and recommendations.

If a contractor fails to meet QA/QC requirements, the following project management team members typically make decisions:

• Project Manager: Primary decision-maker who assesses the situation and communicates with the contractor.
• Quality Assurance/Quality Control Manager: Monitors compliance and provides insights on contractor performance.
• Contract Administrator: Oversees contractual obligations and advises on implications of non-compliance.
• Project Sponsor: May become involved if issues impact project timelines or budgets.
• Legal Advisor: Consulted for understanding potential ramifications and next steps.
• Stakeholders: Key stakeholders may be informed and involved in decision-making.

This team evaluates the situation and determines appropriate corrective actions, which could range from warnings to contract termination.