While other suppliers bidding for the contract brought bids with lower per unit costs, Orchard wanted to take delivery based on the fact that the components they were using were machined to their exacting specifications 99.99999% of the time. Orchard's competitive priority was:

A) top quality. B) consistent quality. C) on-time delivery. D) delivery speed.

The correct answer is letter "B": consistent quality.

Explanation:

Consistent quality refers to providing a good or service with the same high-quality standards the most of the time or always if that can be achieved. Companies promoting consistent quality are actually promoting the reliability of their good or service. Under those circumstances, the price feature of the product is set aside prioritizing quality.

In certain study-type industries such as medicine, it is more preferable to acquire consistent-quality products than the most inexpensive goods.

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