A plan outlining the steps and timeline for implementing a project over five years.

• A. Work Preparation & Scheduling
• B. Contract Strategy & Management
• C. 5 Year phased Implementation Plan
• D. Quality Assurance

Answer: (C)

The key idea being tested is how a long-term project rollout is structured. A plan that explicitly lays out the steps and a timeline over five years is a five-year phased implementation plan. This kind of plan breaks the work into sequential phases, with milestones, dependencies, and resource needs mapped out across the entire five-year horizon. It provides a clear road map for moving from start to finish, helps coordinate activities across teams, and supports governance and risk management as the project unfolds.

The other options don’t fit as well because they focus on specific aspects rather than the overall rollout over multiple years: work preparation and scheduling centers on getting tasks ready and their timing; contract strategy and management concentrates on procurement and supplier relations; quality assurance targets the quality of deliverables rather than presenting a multi-year rollout plan.