The correct answer is B. Customized wordings . A commercial property under construction creates a builders risk exposure, but the client's concern is not only the physical damage to the project. The property manager wants to insure the potential loss of revenue if the building is destroyed before completion and occupancy. Standard property or builders risk wording may not automatically provide adequate protection for lost future rental income, delayed opening, loss of anticipated revenue, or soft-cost consequences caused by an insured construction loss. Because the exposure is specific and depends on the project's completion date, expected occupancy, lease arrangements, financing, anticipated rental income, and delay period, the intermediary would request customized wordings from the insurer. These may include delay in start-up, delayed opening, soft costs, loss of rents, or anticipated business interruption-type protection adapted to the construction context. A production policy is not the proper insurance mechanism. An underwriting manual is an internal insurer guide, not coverage. A contingent by-laws endorsement addresses by-law-related costs, not lost revenue from delayed completion. Course topic reference: Builders Risk; The Insurance Portion of a Risk Management Plan; Delay in Start-Up; Customized Policy Wordings .