Who is primarily responsible for supervising and coordinating the Geodetic Control Survey activities and handling administrative matters?

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Focusing on who coordinates and keeps everything running for field surveys and related paperwork, the Project Main Office is the central hub that handles both the supervision of Geodetic Control Survey activities and the administrative tasks. This unit is positioned to oversee the project-wide work plan, coordinate field operations, ensure consistency across sites, manage scheduling and budgeting, handle procurement and logistics for survey gear, and compile and maintain the data and reports. While the Chief of Party provides overall project leadership, day-to-day supervision of the survey work and administrative matters is centralized in the Project Main Office to ensure uniform standards and efficient support across all field activities. The other roles operate at higher administrative or regional levels and are not positioned to manage the detailed, project-wide survey coordination and admin functions.