Which of the following can be handed over to project owner for future use?

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After a project reaches completion, it’s common and expected to transfer information and assets to the client for future use. This handover enables the owner to operate, maintain, and potentially reuse what has been built or created. Typical items handed over include as-built drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, warranties, certificates, spare parts lists, and relevant design data. Providing these supports the client’s ability to manage the asset over its life or reuse components in future work, without having to recreate information or materials. The idea that these outputs must be discarded, cannot be transferred, or require constant on-site supervision doesn’t fit with how projects are closed and handed over; the goal is to empower the owner with the necessary resources and rights to use what’s been delivered.