LARE Exam Prep Session 1Questions &Answers 100% Correct(SCORED A+)

The process of beginning a project involves an introductory phase wherein the owner presents explicit descriptive specifications for the proposed undertaking. Rather than simply indicate interest without nuance, and to avoid issuing irresponsible considerations for multiple projects, a contractor is required to submit a ______ to express their specifications (including designs and price) for the planned construction. - ANSWERA bid is an expression of plans and terms specific to the job at hand. It can be comprised of numerous procedural components, including the invitation to bid, instructions to bid, a detailed bid form, and assorted bonds, all designed for that precise job. Shop drawings are a graphical representation of the project at hand, detailing the proposed construction. A notice of award is a written communication from the owner to a contractor, signaling that they have achieved the winning bid. A remand is a legal term reflecting the redirection of a course case to a lower court for ruling, and is unrelated to this bid process. What information would not be found in the instructions to bidders? - ANSWERThe instructions to bidders will not include a copy of the site plans. They will include the start date of the project, the time and place to submit bids and any product substitution information. What is the role of CLARB? Select all that apply. A. To set the minimum requirements to become licensed in each state B. To compile records of professionals C. To work in conjunction with ASLA to produce the LARE D. To provide services, which examine the competency of each candidate - ANSWERCLARB's role is to assist state registration boards, compile professional records and develop the LARE. CLARB also provides services, which tests the examinees and provides the results to each individual state board. It does not set the minimum requirements that each state must require in order to become licensed. It is also an independent body and does not work in conjunction with ASLA in developing the LARE. An owner may terminate a contract if? (Select all that apply) A. The contractor has gone bankrupt B. A contractor is working too slowly C. The contractor fails to pay the subcontractors D. The contractor persistently disregards local ordinances - ANSWERA contract can be terminated for any of the following reasons: breach of contract, fraud, nonpayment of profes