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This data and information should be used to prepare progress reports and the Construction Completion Report. 10. Cost Estimate/Financial Assurance If financial assurance for corrective measure construction and operation is required by an enforcement order, facility permit, or through use of Department discretion, the Construction Workplan must include a cost estimate, specify which financial mechanism will be used and when the mechanism will be established. The cost estimate shall include both construction and operation and maintenance costs. An initial cost estimate shall be included in the draft Construction Workplan and a final cost estimate shall be included in the final Construction Workplan. The financial assurance mechanism may include a performance or surety bond, a trust fund, a letter of credit, financial test and corporate guarantee equivalent to that in the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Section 66264.143, 66265.143 or any other mechanism acceptable to the Department. Financial assurance mechanisms are used to assure the Department that the Owner/Operator or Respondent has adequate financial resources to construct and operate the corrective measure. F. Construction Completion Report The Owner/Operator or Respondent shall prepare a Construction Completion Report which documents how the completed project is consistent with the Final Plans and Specifications. A Construction Completion Report shall be submitted to the Department when the construction and any operational tests have been completed. The Construction Completion Report shall, at a minimum, include the following elements: Purpose; 2. Synopsis of the corrective measure, design criteria, and certification that the corrective measure was constructed in accordance with the Final Plans and Specifications; 3. Explanation and description of any modifications to the Final Plans and Specifications and why these were necessary for the project; 4. Results of any operational testing and/or monitoring, indicating how initial operation of the corrective measure compares to the design criteria;