Problem: You have recently been appointed as the consultant quantity surveyor on a new private school project worth approximately US$ 5 million. Whilst the planning and construction programme time is 'tight' it should be possible, through the adoption of innovative design, documentation and construction approaches to complete the project within the allocated time period. The budget is similarly constrained, but possible to achieve if adequate price planning and control procedures are adopted. The architect (who is relatively inexperienced) has suggested that it may be worth considering an 'alternative' to the traditional BOQ form of procurement. Write a detailed report, explaining the circumstances under which such an 'alternative' procurement option (drawn from the listing discussed by you above) would be considered appropriate, and compare this approach in detail with the traditional system, adopting provisional Bills of Quantities.