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An advertisement should say where and when the bid opening will occur? - ✔✔true
An advertisement would be part of the bid documents? - ✔✔true
Physical conditions reports do not include soil reports? - ✔✔false
A bid form may require a bidder to provide financial information? - ✔✔true
Specifications are the technical requirements of the specific project? - ✔✔true
How much time the contractor has to complete the project would be found in the
General Conditions? - ✔✔False
Unless the contract says otherwise, on short-term projects progress payments are not owed? -
✔✔True
The changes clause is one of the threshold red flag clauses? - ✔✔True
,The contract may give the owner the unilateral right to terminate the project in whole or
in part? - ✔✔true
The contract may give the owner the right to have disputes adjudicated in a different state
than where the project is located? - ✔✔true
An escalation clause is used on short-term project? - ✔✔false
Threshold red flag clauses should be examined when the estimate is complete? - ✔✔false
The contract may give the owner the unilateral right to suspend the project? - ✔✔true
The differing site conditions clause will be found in the AIA index as such? - ✔✔false
The right of accessibility to the job site is not an implied obligation owed by the owner?
- ✔✔false
Force Majeure means in the control of an entity? - ✔✔false
All government projects require bonds? - ✔✔true
Courts are not inclined to enforce such exculpatory clauses unless they are prominent, non-
ambiguous, and do not conflict with other contract provisions? - ✔✔true
Indemnification in the AIA General Conditions is considered intermediate? - ✔✔true
Liquidated damages are an agreed-upon amount per day for the contractor starting the
work late? - ✔✔false
,Retention (retainage) is an amount kept by the owner from progress payments for the
express purpose of paying liquidated damages? - ✔✔false
The differing site conditions clause is not a threshold red flag clause? - ✔✔false
A variation-in-quantities clause is for lump sum projects? - ✔✔false
A Notice to Proceed tells the contractor when it can go on the site? - ✔✔true
Contractors prefer liquidated damages to actual damages? - ✔✔true
Most conflicts on purchase orders have to do with the boilerplate provisions? - ✔✔true
"FOB" stands for "freight over board" ? - ✔✔false
Prices quoted by material suppliers may depend on the size of the order? - ✔✔true
Shipping instructions should include where the materials are to be delivered? - ✔✔true
If a third-party is used to transfer the materials from the supply house to the jobsite, then the
contractor will always be liable for transportation damages? - ✔✔false
A description of the materials being ordered may be provided by referring to a section of the
drawings and/or specifications and then providing the material supplier with those
documents? - ✔✔true
The contractor should not give a material supplier a project schedule? - ✔✔false
, A fabricator is usually considered a subcontractor and not a material supplier? - ✔✔false
A copy of the prime contract does not need to be given to a material supplier when using flow-
down language in the purchase order? - ✔✔false
"FOB supply house" means that the sale is complete when the truck is loaded at the supply
house? - ✔✔true
A purchase order should not be used for a trash pickup contract? - ✔✔false
"FOB Jobsite" means that the material supplier will deliver the materials? - ✔✔true
On a construction project purchase of materials is never on a one-time basis? - ✔✔false
A purchase order may be used for materials even before the construction contract is signed?
- ✔✔true
A purchase order should be used when only a minor amount of work onsite is expected? -
✔✔true
Storage of materials should be a factor in the size of the material purchase order? - ✔✔true
It is important to know whether sales taxes are in the quote from the supplier? - ✔✔true
The contractor is not allowed to include a "pay-when-paid" provision in a purchase order? -
✔✔false
Questions Solved 100% Correct | Verified
Solutions
An advertisement should say where and when the bid opening will occur? - ✔✔true
An advertisement would be part of the bid documents? - ✔✔true
Physical conditions reports do not include soil reports? - ✔✔false
A bid form may require a bidder to provide financial information? - ✔✔true
Specifications are the technical requirements of the specific project? - ✔✔true
How much time the contractor has to complete the project would be found in the
General Conditions? - ✔✔False
Unless the contract says otherwise, on short-term projects progress payments are not owed? -
✔✔True
The changes clause is one of the threshold red flag clauses? - ✔✔True
,The contract may give the owner the unilateral right to terminate the project in whole or
in part? - ✔✔true
The contract may give the owner the right to have disputes adjudicated in a different state
than where the project is located? - ✔✔true
An escalation clause is used on short-term project? - ✔✔false
Threshold red flag clauses should be examined when the estimate is complete? - ✔✔false
The contract may give the owner the unilateral right to suspend the project? - ✔✔true
The differing site conditions clause will be found in the AIA index as such? - ✔✔false
The right of accessibility to the job site is not an implied obligation owed by the owner?
- ✔✔false
Force Majeure means in the control of an entity? - ✔✔false
All government projects require bonds? - ✔✔true
Courts are not inclined to enforce such exculpatory clauses unless they are prominent, non-
ambiguous, and do not conflict with other contract provisions? - ✔✔true
Indemnification in the AIA General Conditions is considered intermediate? - ✔✔true
Liquidated damages are an agreed-upon amount per day for the contractor starting the
work late? - ✔✔false
,Retention (retainage) is an amount kept by the owner from progress payments for the
express purpose of paying liquidated damages? - ✔✔false
The differing site conditions clause is not a threshold red flag clause? - ✔✔false
A variation-in-quantities clause is for lump sum projects? - ✔✔false
A Notice to Proceed tells the contractor when it can go on the site? - ✔✔true
Contractors prefer liquidated damages to actual damages? - ✔✔true
Most conflicts on purchase orders have to do with the boilerplate provisions? - ✔✔true
"FOB" stands for "freight over board" ? - ✔✔false
Prices quoted by material suppliers may depend on the size of the order? - ✔✔true
Shipping instructions should include where the materials are to be delivered? - ✔✔true
If a third-party is used to transfer the materials from the supply house to the jobsite, then the
contractor will always be liable for transportation damages? - ✔✔false
A description of the materials being ordered may be provided by referring to a section of the
drawings and/or specifications and then providing the material supplier with those
documents? - ✔✔true
The contractor should not give a material supplier a project schedule? - ✔✔false
, A fabricator is usually considered a subcontractor and not a material supplier? - ✔✔false
A copy of the prime contract does not need to be given to a material supplier when using flow-
down language in the purchase order? - ✔✔false
"FOB supply house" means that the sale is complete when the truck is loaded at the supply
house? - ✔✔true
A purchase order should not be used for a trash pickup contract? - ✔✔false
"FOB Jobsite" means that the material supplier will deliver the materials? - ✔✔true
On a construction project purchase of materials is never on a one-time basis? - ✔✔false
A purchase order may be used for materials even before the construction contract is signed?
- ✔✔true
A purchase order should be used when only a minor amount of work onsite is expected? -
✔✔true
Storage of materials should be a factor in the size of the material purchase order? - ✔✔true
It is important to know whether sales taxes are in the quote from the supplier? - ✔✔true
The contractor is not allowed to include a "pay-when-paid" provision in a purchase order? -
✔✔false
