Which phrase describes the typical scope of a submittal review?

• A. Reviewed for general conformance only.
• B. Approved as submitted.
• C. This is a final certification.
• D. All submittals are accepted.

Answer: (A)

Submittal reviews are meant to verify that a proposed product or method generally meets the project documents and design intent, not to grant final approval or certification. That’s why the description “reviewed for general conformance only” best fits the typical scope: it signals a check against contract requirements and performance criteria while leaving final acceptance, field conditions, and any necessary clarifications or rework to follow. The other options imply unconditional approval, final certification, or blanket acceptance, which would skip the needed review and verification steps.