What are typical closeout deliverables for a USACE project?

• A. As-built drawings, O&M manuals, warranties, final test results, and completed punch lists.
• B. Marketing brochure.
• C. Employee payroll records.
• D. Environmental permits.

Answer: (A)

Closeout deliverables are the records and documents you hand over to the owner so the facility can be operated, maintained, and formally accepted. The set that includes as-built drawings, O&M manuals, warranties, final test results, and completed punch lists best fits this purpose. As-built drawings capture what was actually built, showing any deviations from the original design—essential for future maintenance and renovations. O&M manuals give the owner instructions for operating and maintaining equipment and systems, plus needed spare parts and contact information. Warranties outline coverage and terms for installed components, helping manage post-construction risk. Final test results (commissioning data) verify that systems meet performance criteria and support acceptance by the owner. Completed punch lists show that all identified deficiencies have been corrected before final handoff.

Items like a marketing brochure, employee payroll records, or environmental permits are not part of the standard closeout package intended to transfer a functioning, maintainable facility to the owner.