CSI_CDT_Exam_2025_Comprehensive_
Questions_and_Answers
1. Owner Principle stakeholder - initiates project, assumes risk, provides funding
2. AHJ - Authorities Protect public health, safety and welfare
Having Jurisdic-
tion
3. Design Team Address planning issues, determine design program, identify codes and regula-
tions, produce procurement and construction documents, administer construc-
tion contract, *provide QA/QC procedures*
4. Contractor Team Entity that constructs a facility. Uses management abilities to gather labor forces,
subs, and material/product/equipment suppliers
5. Supplier Team Furnishes the materials and products for the facility to be constructed. Fabricator,
Distributor, Manufacturer, Supplier.
6. Facility Life Cycle The life cycle of a facility, from concept through construction to use and eventual
deconstruction.
Project Conception
Project Delivery
Design
Construction Documents
Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing)
Construction
Facility Management
7. Project Concep- Transforms the needs of owner into clear concept on which project can be
tion designed. Feasibility Study, Programming, Site Selection, Budgeting.
8. Project Delivery Determine delivery method to be used. Factors - qualifications, experience, ca-
pacity, project extent, time requirements.
9. Design
, Two Phases: schematic design and design development. Deliverables include
graphic and written design documents and estimates of project cost.
10. Schematic De- Overall relationships and functions. Site plan and area, general size/shape/mass-
sign ing of elements, elevations and exteriors established, conceptual design criteria
identified.
Deliverables - schematic drawings, probable cost, preliminary schedules
11. Design Develop- Technical issues of constructibility and integration of systems and components.
ment Deliverables - Tech information, outline specifications, updated schedule, updat-
ed cost estimate.
12. Construction Defined as the written and graphic documents prepared or assembled by the
Documents A/E for communicating the project design for construction and administering
the construction contract. Construction documents include two major types of
documents: Procurement documents and Contract documents.
13. Procurement Acceptance of the contractor's bid or negotiated sum and other conditions will
(Bidding/Negoti- result in award of a contract and commencement of work.
ating/Purchas-
ing)
14. Construction Responsibilities:
Contractor - perform work, project coordination, comply with project documents.
A/E - construction admin, evaluation services, certify application for payment, final
inspection of work.
Owner - provide information, process payments, approve contract modifications,
accept project upon completion.
15. Facility Manage- During occupancy, owners & facility managers maintain and evaluate the perfor-
ment mance of the project and determine suitability for continuing use.
16. OmniClass
, A multi-table informational framework for organizing information used by the
architectural, engineering, and construction industry.
17. UniFormat Uniform classification system for organizing preliminary construction information
into a standard order or sequence on the basis of systems or assemblies. Partic-
ularly useful in conceptual design. Element Identification.
18. MasterFormat Arranges related construction practices, logical groupings of work results, into a
series of divisions. 50 division format. Used for Specifications, data organization,
and cost classification.
19. MasterFormat 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirement Group
Groups
Specifications Group
- General Requirements 01
- Facility Construction Subgroup (concrete)
- Facility Services (plumbing/HVAC)
- Site and Infrastructure (Earthwork)
- Process Equipment (WW equipment)
20. SectionFormat Provides a uniform approach to organizing specification information by three
primary parts. General, Products, Execution
21. Sustainable De- Environmental performance of the facility over course of its life cycle. Takes place
sign at the product and facility level.
22. Environmental National Institute of Technology (NIST) - Building for Env. and Economic Sustain-
Design Tools ability (BEES) - for building products
EPA - Energy Star program - products are rated for sustainability criteria compli-
ance
Questions_and_Answers
1. Owner Principle stakeholder - initiates project, assumes risk, provides funding
2. AHJ - Authorities Protect public health, safety and welfare
Having Jurisdic-
tion
3. Design Team Address planning issues, determine design program, identify codes and regula-
tions, produce procurement and construction documents, administer construc-
tion contract, *provide QA/QC procedures*
4. Contractor Team Entity that constructs a facility. Uses management abilities to gather labor forces,
subs, and material/product/equipment suppliers
5. Supplier Team Furnishes the materials and products for the facility to be constructed. Fabricator,
Distributor, Manufacturer, Supplier.
6. Facility Life Cycle The life cycle of a facility, from concept through construction to use and eventual
deconstruction.
Project Conception
Project Delivery
Design
Construction Documents
Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing)
Construction
Facility Management
7. Project Concep- Transforms the needs of owner into clear concept on which project can be
tion designed. Feasibility Study, Programming, Site Selection, Budgeting.
8. Project Delivery Determine delivery method to be used. Factors - qualifications, experience, ca-
pacity, project extent, time requirements.
9. Design
, Two Phases: schematic design and design development. Deliverables include
graphic and written design documents and estimates of project cost.
10. Schematic De- Overall relationships and functions. Site plan and area, general size/shape/mass-
sign ing of elements, elevations and exteriors established, conceptual design criteria
identified.
Deliverables - schematic drawings, probable cost, preliminary schedules
11. Design Develop- Technical issues of constructibility and integration of systems and components.
ment Deliverables - Tech information, outline specifications, updated schedule, updat-
ed cost estimate.
12. Construction Defined as the written and graphic documents prepared or assembled by the
Documents A/E for communicating the project design for construction and administering
the construction contract. Construction documents include two major types of
documents: Procurement documents and Contract documents.
13. Procurement Acceptance of the contractor's bid or negotiated sum and other conditions will
(Bidding/Negoti- result in award of a contract and commencement of work.
ating/Purchas-
ing)
14. Construction Responsibilities:
Contractor - perform work, project coordination, comply with project documents.
A/E - construction admin, evaluation services, certify application for payment, final
inspection of work.
Owner - provide information, process payments, approve contract modifications,
accept project upon completion.
15. Facility Manage- During occupancy, owners & facility managers maintain and evaluate the perfor-
ment mance of the project and determine suitability for continuing use.
16. OmniClass
, A multi-table informational framework for organizing information used by the
architectural, engineering, and construction industry.
17. UniFormat Uniform classification system for organizing preliminary construction information
into a standard order or sequence on the basis of systems or assemblies. Partic-
ularly useful in conceptual design. Element Identification.
18. MasterFormat Arranges related construction practices, logical groupings of work results, into a
series of divisions. 50 division format. Used for Specifications, data organization,
and cost classification.
19. MasterFormat 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirement Group
Groups
Specifications Group
- General Requirements 01
- Facility Construction Subgroup (concrete)
- Facility Services (plumbing/HVAC)
- Site and Infrastructure (Earthwork)
- Process Equipment (WW equipment)
20. SectionFormat Provides a uniform approach to organizing specification information by three
primary parts. General, Products, Execution
21. Sustainable De- Environmental performance of the facility over course of its life cycle. Takes place
sign at the product and facility level.
22. Environmental National Institute of Technology (NIST) - Building for Env. and Economic Sustain-
Design Tools ability (BEES) - for building products
EPA - Energy Star program - products are rated for sustainability criteria compli-
ance
