Option C is correct. Handover is an operational readiness milestone, not merely delivery of records. The receiving team must be able to administer, monitor, secure, support and recover the deployed environment using appropriate access, documented procedures and knowledge transfer. Delivery must follow an approved design and dependency-based implementation sequence. Verify site prerequisites, integration compatibility, change control and acceptance evidence; operational handover should establish that the receiving organisation can sustain the deployed capabilities. Alternatives based on product preference, unchecked scope changes or deferred validation would weaken the requirement-to-design traceability on which the recommendation depends. Where implementation work follows, document the responsible owner, acceptance test and escalation path. A technically correct design still needs controlled delivery and a supportable operating model to deliver the business outcome. Infrastructure build decisions require controlled evidence. The architect should distinguish installed components from proved functionality, identify blockers before commissioning and document any remaining acceptance conditions with owners and customer approval.

Study Guide Reference: HPE Edge-to-Cloud Fundamentals — Display an Ability to Build an HPE Edge-to-Cloud Solution; Solution Planning, Implementation and Handover.