Upon review of the revised programme, submitted by the Contractor, if the Engineer (under FIDIC...

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:

According to the FIDIC 2017 editions (Red, Yellow, and Silver Books), when the Contractor submits a revised programme, the Engineer or Employer has a limited time (typically 14 days) to review and raise any Notice of Non-Compliance if the programme does not meet contract requirements (Sub-Clause 8.3 or equivalent). If no notice is issued within this period, the Engineer or Employer is deemed to have no objection to the revised programme.

This does not imply formal approval or consent, but the programme can be used for the execution and administration of the works in the absence of objections. This avoids unnecessary delay due to inaction.

Option D is correct as it captures this deemed “no objection” position.

Option B is incorrect as “deemed consent” is stronger than FIDIC provisions state; it is more correct to say “no objection”.

Option A is incorrect since the Contractor does not have to remind the Engineer or Employer for consent within this period.

Option C is incorrect because the Contractor may proceed if no non-compliance is notified.