Getting land back to a good state without changing the structure's plan, shape,
or style—ANSWER Rehabilitation
Bringing a building up to date with changes in style, on the inside or outside -
ANSWER Modernization
To change a building's plan, shape, or style to fix problems with how it works or
how much it costs Remodeling is the answer.
Making short-term changes to a building's plan, shape, or style - ANSWER
Alterations
The owner hires an architectural company to act as their agent. The main thing
they are responsible for is making and managing the project's design and
construction documents (the traditional way). Design-Bid-Build is the answer.
different contracts are used for the planning and building stages of the project.
Unlike traditional ways, it can be led by an architect, a contractor, an integrated
team, or a private company. Design-Build is the answer.
This is when the owner hires both a designer and a contractor separately. It's
usually done for simple jobs where the owner wants to have a lot of control but
not a lot of staff. It's similar to design-bid-build. Construction Management-at-
Risk (CMAR) is the answer.
When a business owner splits a job into more than one parts and signs a
separate contract for each part. Usually used for big, complicated building
projects that need to be done in stages and require more than one bid package.
— ANSWER Several Prime Contracts
, ADDENDA: This is information given during a bid that changes, adds to, or
clarifies information in contract papers.
Most of the time, this is between an owner and a contractor, design professional,
or building manager. The contractor is paid a fee for their work and gets paid
back for all of their direct and indirect costs. Cost-plus contract is the answer.
A construction manager guarantees the owner a maximum price for the cost of
building in addition to managing the project's day-to-day tasks. Guaranteed
Maximum Price-Construction Management (GMP-CM) is the answer.
Between the owner and the contractor, where the owner agrees to pay the
contractor a certain amount of money to finish a job that includes a number of
specific tasks. Low building costs and few change orders as a result. —
ANSWER Deal for a lump sum
For a certain job, agree on a fixed amount to pay for all labor, materials,
equipment, services, and the contractor's overhead and profit. It has set prices
for services, supplies, labor, and local costs that can be reimbursed. Unit Price
Contract is the answer.
What are the main reasons why projects fail? — ANSWER Not predicting or
planning well
What is the most common way to plan a project? — ANSWER Planning with
the Critical Path Method (CPM)
The project's owner or agent asks for a change. What is the actual change?
A change is made to a project because of mistakes or leaks. ANSWER: A
constructive change
A project owner stops work on it—ANSWER Disruptive change
Hydraulic cement is lime that sets when water is added.
Lime cement that dries out and hardens—NOT HEATED
or style—ANSWER Rehabilitation
Bringing a building up to date with changes in style, on the inside or outside -
ANSWER Modernization
To change a building's plan, shape, or style to fix problems with how it works or
how much it costs Remodeling is the answer.
Making short-term changes to a building's plan, shape, or style - ANSWER
Alterations
The owner hires an architectural company to act as their agent. The main thing
they are responsible for is making and managing the project's design and
construction documents (the traditional way). Design-Bid-Build is the answer.
different contracts are used for the planning and building stages of the project.
Unlike traditional ways, it can be led by an architect, a contractor, an integrated
team, or a private company. Design-Build is the answer.
This is when the owner hires both a designer and a contractor separately. It's
usually done for simple jobs where the owner wants to have a lot of control but
not a lot of staff. It's similar to design-bid-build. Construction Management-at-
Risk (CMAR) is the answer.
When a business owner splits a job into more than one parts and signs a
separate contract for each part. Usually used for big, complicated building
projects that need to be done in stages and require more than one bid package.
— ANSWER Several Prime Contracts
, ADDENDA: This is information given during a bid that changes, adds to, or
clarifies information in contract papers.
Most of the time, this is between an owner and a contractor, design professional,
or building manager. The contractor is paid a fee for their work and gets paid
back for all of their direct and indirect costs. Cost-plus contract is the answer.
A construction manager guarantees the owner a maximum price for the cost of
building in addition to managing the project's day-to-day tasks. Guaranteed
Maximum Price-Construction Management (GMP-CM) is the answer.
Between the owner and the contractor, where the owner agrees to pay the
contractor a certain amount of money to finish a job that includes a number of
specific tasks. Low building costs and few change orders as a result. —
ANSWER Deal for a lump sum
For a certain job, agree on a fixed amount to pay for all labor, materials,
equipment, services, and the contractor's overhead and profit. It has set prices
for services, supplies, labor, and local costs that can be reimbursed. Unit Price
Contract is the answer.
What are the main reasons why projects fail? — ANSWER Not predicting or
planning well
What is the most common way to plan a project? — ANSWER Planning with
the Critical Path Method (CPM)
The project's owner or agent asks for a change. What is the actual change?
A change is made to a project because of mistakes or leaks. ANSWER: A
constructive change
A project owner stops work on it—ANSWER Disruptive change
Hydraulic cement is lime that sets when water is added.
Lime cement that dries out and hardens—NOT HEATED
