Which of the following is NOT a main objective of the bid review meeting?

The objective of establishing the winning bid amount is typically not the focus of a bid review meeting. During such a meeting, participants usually aim to carefully analyze the submitted bids for their accuracy and completeness, ensuring that all materials and requirements are accounted for.

Additionally, part of the discussion may involve strategizing on how to enhance the competitiveness of future bids and identifying potential project risks, which can impact overall project execution and budget. These aspects are more about evaluating and improving the bidding process rather than deciding on a specific bid to award. Each of these activities contributes to a thorough understanding of the bids and their implications, while the actual selection of a winning bid is often determined after the review process is completed, based on the established criteria and not during the meeting itself.