Which of the following is the reorder point of a spare part if it is...

The correct answer is 125 because the reorder point must cover the required minimum stock plus the safety stock buffer. In this question, the organization needs a minimum of 100 pieces on hand, and it also requires a safety stock of 25 pieces. Therefore, the reorder point is 100 + 25 = 125. Option A, 4, has no basis in the data provided. Option C, 75, incorrectly subtracts safety stock from the required minimum, which would create a shortage risk rather than protect against it. In maintenance materials management, reorder points are critical because spare parts must be available when planned or corrective maintenance work is executed. A poor reorder point causes stockouts, emergency purchasing, schedule delays, and longer downtime. An excessive reorder point ties up capital and increases carrying cost. In CRL Work Execution Management, inventory accuracy and spare-parts control support reliable execution of maintenance work. Standard inventory guidance defines reorder point as demand during lead time plus safety stock, which matches the logic used here.