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Competitive bid - (ANSWER)Can be public or private and involves more than 1 contractor
Negotiated Bid - (ANSWER)For privately funded projects, Owner and Architect work with 1 GC to reach a
price
Why would an Owner hire a Construction Manager as Adviser (CMa)? - (ANSWER)To assist in project
delivery by providing cost estimating, scheduling, and construction contract management services to the
Owner
Which project delivery limits the role and responsibilities of the Architect during preconstruction? -
(ANSWER)IPD
Who is responsible for cost control in design-build delivery? - (ANSWER)The GC (Architect is responsible
for controlling cost of design services)
Who must approve a proposed substitution? If approved, what is done with the proposal? -
(ANSWER)Architect. If approved, it becomes an addendum to be included in the bid documents
Who is the only party who guarantees by contract all construction costs? - (ANSWER)GC
At a public hearing, which two items are announced by the Architect after each bid is opened? -
(ANSWER)- Bid amount
- Whether bidder has submitted the required supporting documentation
According to B101 (O+A), what form of dispute resolution must be tried before arbitration? -
(ANSWER)Mediation
What other construction delivery method is most similar to the Construction Manager as Constructor
(CMc) with regard to the many roles and responsibilities of the Architect? - (ANSWER)Design-Bid-Build
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During agency review, what is the Architect's role in an IPD project? - (ANSWER)Working with AHJ to
show code compliance related to the BIM model
What is the purpose of the Architect's site observation? - (ANSWER)- Becoming generally familiar w/
progress and quality of the work & to keep Owner informed
- Endeavoring to guard Owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
- Determining if the work is progressing in such a way that it will be in accordance w/ CDs when
completed
What is the Architect not responsible for during the construction of the project? - (ANSWER)- Exhaustive
or continuous on-site inspections
- Means and methods of construction
- Site safety
Who pays for additional field testing if the work does not conform with the contract documents? -
(ANSWER)GC pays to correct the work, subsequent testing, and compensation for Architect's services
related to the issue
During construction, why must the Architect speak directly to the GC and not the subcontractors? -
(ANSWER)Architect is an agent of the Owner who does not have a contractual relationship with
subcontractors
Which document defines the lines of communication among parties during CA? - (ANSWER)A201 -
General Conditions of the Contract for Construction
Through whom must the owner and GC communicate during CA? - (ANSWER)Architect
Who will pay for work to be uncovered when the work was covered contrary to the architect's request? -
(ANSWER)GC
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If uncovered work is determined to meet project requirements, and the architect had not previously
requested that it remain uncovered, who pays to uncover and replace the work? - (ANSWER)Owner
Special Inspections - (ANSWER)Required by Ch. 17 IBC, verifies that work is being performed in
accordance with AHJ-approved plans and specifications (ex. pre-fab items, steel, concrete, spray-
fireproofing)
Who prepares the Statement of Special Inspections? - (ANSWER)Architect develops, then submits to AHJ
officials for review and approval; Owner must hire and pay an independent (not GC) firm to do the
inspection work; results are submitted to code officials for approval
Pre-Construction Conference - (ANSWER)Organized by Architect; provides design and construction team
members with an understanding of project procedures, requirements, due dates, and special
characteristics
How is "contract time" defined? - (ANSWER)Starts at date established in the agreement and ends at
Substantial Completion
Which party has sole responsibility for the means and methods of construction? - (ANSWER)GC
What two parties should each receive a copy of an Architect's field reports? - (ANSWER)Owner and GC
Name two differences between a Change Order and a Construction Change Directive - (ANSWER)- CO
must be approved by Owner, Architect, and GC and cost must be agreed upon
- CCD must only be agreed upon by Owner and Architect, without all parties agreeing on cost
Which party produces an RFI? - (ANSWER)GC, Owner, or Architect
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!! LATEST UPDATE ALREADY GRADED
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Competitive bid - (ANSWER)Can be public or private and involves more than 1 contractor
Negotiated Bid - (ANSWER)For privately funded projects, Owner and Architect work with 1 GC to reach a
price
Why would an Owner hire a Construction Manager as Adviser (CMa)? - (ANSWER)To assist in project
delivery by providing cost estimating, scheduling, and construction contract management services to the
Owner
Which project delivery limits the role and responsibilities of the Architect during preconstruction? -
(ANSWER)IPD
Who is responsible for cost control in design-build delivery? - (ANSWER)The GC (Architect is responsible
for controlling cost of design services)
Who must approve a proposed substitution? If approved, what is done with the proposal? -
(ANSWER)Architect. If approved, it becomes an addendum to be included in the bid documents
Who is the only party who guarantees by contract all construction costs? - (ANSWER)GC
At a public hearing, which two items are announced by the Architect after each bid is opened? -
(ANSWER)- Bid amount
- Whether bidder has submitted the required supporting documentation
According to B101 (O+A), what form of dispute resolution must be tried before arbitration? -
(ANSWER)Mediation
What other construction delivery method is most similar to the Construction Manager as Constructor
(CMc) with regard to the many roles and responsibilities of the Architect? - (ANSWER)Design-Bid-Build
,ARE 5.0 CONSTRUCTION & EVALUATION EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!! LATEST UPDATE ALREADY GRADED
A+
During agency review, what is the Architect's role in an IPD project? - (ANSWER)Working with AHJ to
show code compliance related to the BIM model
What is the purpose of the Architect's site observation? - (ANSWER)- Becoming generally familiar w/
progress and quality of the work & to keep Owner informed
- Endeavoring to guard Owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
- Determining if the work is progressing in such a way that it will be in accordance w/ CDs when
completed
What is the Architect not responsible for during the construction of the project? - (ANSWER)- Exhaustive
or continuous on-site inspections
- Means and methods of construction
- Site safety
Who pays for additional field testing if the work does not conform with the contract documents? -
(ANSWER)GC pays to correct the work, subsequent testing, and compensation for Architect's services
related to the issue
During construction, why must the Architect speak directly to the GC and not the subcontractors? -
(ANSWER)Architect is an agent of the Owner who does not have a contractual relationship with
subcontractors
Which document defines the lines of communication among parties during CA? - (ANSWER)A201 -
General Conditions of the Contract for Construction
Through whom must the owner and GC communicate during CA? - (ANSWER)Architect
Who will pay for work to be uncovered when the work was covered contrary to the architect's request? -
(ANSWER)GC
, ARE 5.0 CONSTRUCTION & EVALUATION EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!! LATEST UPDATE ALREADY GRADED
A+
If uncovered work is determined to meet project requirements, and the architect had not previously
requested that it remain uncovered, who pays to uncover and replace the work? - (ANSWER)Owner
Special Inspections - (ANSWER)Required by Ch. 17 IBC, verifies that work is being performed in
accordance with AHJ-approved plans and specifications (ex. pre-fab items, steel, concrete, spray-
fireproofing)
Who prepares the Statement of Special Inspections? - (ANSWER)Architect develops, then submits to AHJ
officials for review and approval; Owner must hire and pay an independent (not GC) firm to do the
inspection work; results are submitted to code officials for approval
Pre-Construction Conference - (ANSWER)Organized by Architect; provides design and construction team
members with an understanding of project procedures, requirements, due dates, and special
characteristics
How is "contract time" defined? - (ANSWER)Starts at date established in the agreement and ends at
Substantial Completion
Which party has sole responsibility for the means and methods of construction? - (ANSWER)GC
What two parties should each receive a copy of an Architect's field reports? - (ANSWER)Owner and GC
Name two differences between a Change Order and a Construction Change Directive - (ANSWER)- CO
must be approved by Owner, Architect, and GC and cost must be agreed upon
- CCD must only be agreed upon by Owner and Architect, without all parties agreeing on cost
Which party produces an RFI? - (ANSWER)GC, Owner, or Architect
