ARE 5.0: PjM_4_Project Execution Flashcards

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What are the most important aspects of successful project execution?

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These activities must be addressed to maintain the overall quality of the project

  • monitoring fees, time, and the construction budget
  • controlling changes in the work
  • compiling accurate and organized documentation during the design and construction phases
  • conforming with applicable codes and requirements of local authorities
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What is the main source of claims of negligence?

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Deficiencies in the construction documents lead to this problem.

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What is a performance bond?

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This type of bond protects the owner by legally obligating the surety company to complete the
contract if the contractor should default for any reason.

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What is a bid security?

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This is a bond that a contractor submits with a bid to guarantee that the bidder, if successful,
intends to enter into a contract for the amount bid. The bond is forfeited if the bid is successful but the bidder does not sign a contract.

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If a code or law revision makes changes necessary to the drawings or specifications, what is the architect entitled to?

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If changes to these are needed due to a code or law revision, the architect is entitled to additional
compensation for changes in service.

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What is the architect’s role in a design-build advisor contract?

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In this method of delivery, the architect is responsible for

  • setting performance requirements
  • assisting the owner in selecting the design-build team
  • evaluating the project progress
  • administering the contract
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In what kind of document would you find the term

“conditional use permit” defined?

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A definition for this term, which is often abbreviated as CUP, can be found in a zoning code.

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What is a floor area ratio, or FAR?

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This ratio is a building’s total floor area divided by the area of its site.

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What are the three methods of project delivery, as

identified by the AIA and the AGC?

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The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) identify the three common methods for this as

  • design-bid-build
  • design-build
  • construction manager at risk
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What type of bidding is required in public projects?

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Competitive bidding is required for this types of project.

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Who is responsible for the delivery and removal of hazardous materials found on the property?

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The property owner is responsible for discovering these and, if they are found on the property, removing them.

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Which type of delivery method has the advantage of providing the owner with early advice on the constructability of a design?

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This type of advice to the owner is part of a construction manager/fast-track delivery method.

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What are the three major features of the design-build delivery method?

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The three major features of this type of project delivery are

  • the owner contracts with one entity
  • a fixed price is established early in the process
  • the overall project time is reduced
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