What services is the Architect responsible for regarding the negotiated proposals?
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1. Distribute proposal documents to prospective contractors.
2. Organize and participate in selection interviews with the prospective
contractors.
3. Participate in negotiations with prospective contractors.
4. Prepare a summary report of the negotiation results.
What are methods the Architect uses to conduct a Post Occupancy Evaluation?
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, A POE usually involved gathering feedback from the building occupants,
through surveys, questionnaires, interviews and workshops, but may also
involve more quantitative measures, such as cost analysis, usage statistics
and temperature, air quality or acoustical qualities.
What is represented to the Owner and Architect when the Contractor submits shop
drawings, product data and samples?
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The Contractor represents that he/she has:
1. Reviewed and approved the documents.
2. Determined and verified materials, field measurements and field
construction criteria, or will do so.
3. Checked and coordinated information with the Contract Documents.
[See AIA A201 3.12.6]
What does the Certificate of Substantial Completion establish?
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1. The date of Substantial Completion.
2. The responsibilities of the Owner and Contractor for security,
maintenance, heat, utilities, and damage to the work and insurance
(typically transferred to Owner).
3. Warranty period begins for work.
4. Release of Retainage to Contractor.
5. Statue of Limitations time clock begins.
,Detailed pricing based on the actual components being considered, including
windows, curtain walls, finishes and equipment.
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Cost estimating method used during the Design Development
What are the consequences of not sending a Preliminary 20 Day Notice to the
Owner?
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Failure to send the Preliminary 20 Day Notice can cause the
subcontractors, vendors, or material suppliers to lose some or all of their
lien rights.
Typical project schedule, itemized by phase
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, 1. Schematic Design: Time to complete affected by project size and
complexity; quality of Client's program info; decision making ability of
Client; design team. Usually 1-2 months.
2. Design Development: Time to complete affect by complexity of project.
Usually 2-6 months.
3. Construction Documents: Time to complete affect by complexity of
project. Usually 3-7 months.
4. Bidding & Negotiation: Usually 3-6 weeks.
5. Construction Administration: Varies depending on size/complexity of
project. May require years to complete.
Is AIA B201 a standalone document?
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No, it must be incorporated into an Owner-Architect Agreement, such as
AIA B102.
Drawings or additional instructions that modify the Contract Documents after they
have been issued to the bidder (but before received bids). Must be sent to all bidders.
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Addenda
Who established the requirements for the construction schedule?
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1. Distribute proposal documents to prospective contractors.
2. Organize and participate in selection interviews with the prospective
contractors.
3. Participate in negotiations with prospective contractors.
4. Prepare a summary report of the negotiation results.
What are methods the Architect uses to conduct a Post Occupancy Evaluation?
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, A POE usually involved gathering feedback from the building occupants,
through surveys, questionnaires, interviews and workshops, but may also
involve more quantitative measures, such as cost analysis, usage statistics
and temperature, air quality or acoustical qualities.
What is represented to the Owner and Architect when the Contractor submits shop
drawings, product data and samples?
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The Contractor represents that he/she has:
1. Reviewed and approved the documents.
2. Determined and verified materials, field measurements and field
construction criteria, or will do so.
3. Checked and coordinated information with the Contract Documents.
[See AIA A201 3.12.6]
What does the Certificate of Substantial Completion establish?
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1. The date of Substantial Completion.
2. The responsibilities of the Owner and Contractor for security,
maintenance, heat, utilities, and damage to the work and insurance
(typically transferred to Owner).
3. Warranty period begins for work.
4. Release of Retainage to Contractor.
5. Statue of Limitations time clock begins.
,Detailed pricing based on the actual components being considered, including
windows, curtain walls, finishes and equipment.
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Cost estimating method used during the Design Development
What are the consequences of not sending a Preliminary 20 Day Notice to the
Owner?
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Failure to send the Preliminary 20 Day Notice can cause the
subcontractors, vendors, or material suppliers to lose some or all of their
lien rights.
Typical project schedule, itemized by phase
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, 1. Schematic Design: Time to complete affected by project size and
complexity; quality of Client's program info; decision making ability of
Client; design team. Usually 1-2 months.
2. Design Development: Time to complete affect by complexity of project.
Usually 2-6 months.
3. Construction Documents: Time to complete affect by complexity of
project. Usually 3-7 months.
4. Bidding & Negotiation: Usually 3-6 weeks.
5. Construction Administration: Varies depending on size/complexity of
project. May require years to complete.
Is AIA B201 a standalone document?
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No, it must be incorporated into an Owner-Architect Agreement, such as
AIA B102.
Drawings or additional instructions that modify the Contract Documents after they
have been issued to the bidder (but before received bids). Must be sent to all bidders.
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Addenda
Who established the requirements for the construction schedule?
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