FFE Argumentative Essay

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Dave,

Do you know your planned approach for Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FFE)? Are you going to have the D-B contractor design and document what will be required, but the purchase and installation of the FFE will be under a separate contract or will the D-B perform this work?

Regards,

Dave

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