Task 1- Clients’ requirements and project priorities are evaluated appropriately

Task 1- Clients’ requirements and project priorities are evaluated appropriately

Who is a client? The client is a person or group of individuals who have initiated an idea to construct a building or business. They should also have reasons for why the idea should work and also have demand for it, or they have noticed a gap in the market. They should also be convinced that the idea will be a worthwhile investment. They are the ones who fund the entire project. There are four main types of clients:

1. Private clients- these can be sole traders or property developers
2. Commercial clients- these can be, companies, factories who need to extend their businesses by getting extensions etc. To aid growth
3. Public limited companies- these can be any companies listed on the stock exchange
4. Governments- these can be, central governments or local councils 

   Task 2- Relative advantages and disadvantages of different procurement options are critically evaluated before making the decisions

   Task 3- PAC and PAMs are used appropriately to select the most relevant procurement system for the given scenario