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0
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Allows the CM to charge the owner the actual construction cost of the project plus a negotiated fee that is agreed to before construction begins

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Cost-plus structure

Actual costs are typically determined by the lowest bid received from the managers subcontractors

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Allows manager to establish a guaranteed cost of construction (including managers services) before design is fully documented

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Fixed-price structure

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The highest probable cost limitation for the construction of the project guaranteed by the construction manager

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Guaranteed maximum price structure

Any cost savings from a positive bid climate go to the owner not the contractor

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Buildings designed after the original building that are either substantially similar to or modifications of the original buildings

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Derivative works

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A civil wrong that causes injury to another person

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Tort

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requirements for bidding and contracting including bid solicitation, instruction to bidders, bid forms, bonds and certificates, general condition of contract

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Division 00

procurement and contracting requirements

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requirements that are applicable to entire project, summary of work, alternates, unit prices, submittal procedure, pricing and payment

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Division 01

General requirements

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site remediation, site decontamination, subsurface investigation, surveying, selective demolition

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Division 02

Existing conditions

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forms, reinforcement, cementitious deck and underlayment, grouts, restoration and cleaning

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Division 03

Concrete

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brick, concrete block, stone, terra cotta, glass block

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Division 04

Masonry

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structural steel, metal fabrication, ornamental ironwork, handrails, expansion joint covers

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Division 05

Metals

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structural wood framing, rough carpentry, finish carpentry, structural plastics

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Division 06

Wood, plastics, and composites

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dampproofing and waterproofing, insulation, vapor retarders, air barriers, shingles, roof tiles, siding, flashing, joint sealers, fire and smoke protection, roofing specialties

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Division 07

Thermal and moisture protection

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metal doors and frames, wood doors and frames, specialty doors, storefronts, windows, skylights, hardware, curtain walls

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Division 08

Openings

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plaster, gypsum wallboard, floor and wall tile, flooring materials, acoustical ceilings, light-gage metal framing paritions

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Division 09

Finishes

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toilet compartments, visual display boards, louvers, grilles, flagpoles, lockers, awning, toilet and bath accessories

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Division 10

Specialties

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vaults and security items, church related equip, library equip, theater and stage equip, musical equip, audio-visual equip, loading dock equip

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Division 11

Equipment

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furniture, system furniture, art, window treatments

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Division 12

Furnishings

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special-purpose rooms (clean room / saunas), radiation protection, lightning protection, pre-engineered structures

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Division 13

Special construction

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elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters, moving walks, lifts

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Division 14

Conveying equipment

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fire suppression systems, wet-pipe, dry-pipe, standpipes and hoses

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Division 21

Fire Suppression

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plumbing for buildings

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Division 22

Plumbing

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HVAC

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Division 23

Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning

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23
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energy monitoring and control, environmental control, lighting control

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Division 25

Integrated Automation

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electrical

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Division 26

Electrical

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communication, sound, video

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Division 27

Communication

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intrusion detection, security access, video surveillance

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Division 28

Electronic safety and security

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27
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excavation and fill, grading, soil stabilization, erosion control, foundation walls, caissons, piles

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Division 31

Earthwork

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above grade items like paving, fences and gates, site furnishings

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Division 32

Exterior improvements

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29
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water distribution, sanitary piping, septic tanks, subdrainage, storm drainage

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Division 33

Utilities

30
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Standard form of agreement between Owner and Contractor

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A101

31
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General conditions of the contract for construction

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A201

32
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Standard form of agreement between contractor and subcontractor

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A401

33
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Guide for supplementary conditions

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A503

34
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Instructions to bidders

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A701

35
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Standard form of agreement between owner and architect

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B101

36
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Standard form of architect’s services: design and construction administration

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B201

37
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Standard for of architect’s services: programming

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B202

38
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Joint venture agreement for Professional services

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C101

39
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Standard form of agreement between architect and consultant

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C401

40
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Standard form of agreement between owner and contractor: construction manager as Advisor

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A132

41
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standard form of agreement btw owner and construction manager as constructor where the basis of payment is the cost of work plus a fee with a guaranteed maximum price

without a guaranteed maximum price

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A133

A134

42
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Agreement between owner and design-builder

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A141

43
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Standard form of agreement between design-builder and architect

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B143

44
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standard form of agreement between owner and contractor for integrated project delievery

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A195

45
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standard form of agreement between owner and architect for integrated project delivery

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B195

46
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in all windowsill details, the glass is placed on two or more _______ to support the weight of the glass and cushion it from the frame

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setting blocks

47
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used in window jamb frames to prevent the glass from touching the jambs

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anti-walk blocks

48
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a material used to cushion and seal the glass against the stop and the frame

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glazing bead

49
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a removable piece used to hold the glass in place after it has been installed in the frame, which makes it possible to replace the glass when necessary

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stop

50
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requires a project architect or designated quality control reviewer to check the work immediately before it is distributed to the user

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Quality control

51
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requires periodic checks of the work while it is being developed. periodic check sets generated for the reviewer when the project is 25%, 50% and 90% complete

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quality assurance

52
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goes beyond quality control and quality assurance

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total quality management

53
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not part of the contract documents, but may be included in the project manual and be designated “for information only”

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subsurface soil conditions report

54
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procedures for submittals are found in which masterformat division

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01

general requirements

55
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requirements for testing of materials and equipment are in which part of each technical section of the masterformat system

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Part 3

56
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type of specification that requires a material or product to comply with the requirements of an independent testing laboratory or authority

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reference specification

57
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Coverage insures the owner in the event that use of the property is lost

Not required by A201

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Loss of use insurance

58
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Permits authorized by the code official in the project jurisdiction

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Occupancy permit

Architects do not issue occupant permits

59
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Type of construction: non combustible materials

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Types I and II

60
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Type of construction: exterior walls non combustible, interior elements are any materials complying with code

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Type III

61
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Type of construction: heavy timber construction

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Type IV

62
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Type of construction: exterior and interior elements are of any materials complying with the code

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Type V

63
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Allow the architect to confirm that the design intent and requirements of the construction documents will be met by the products that the contractor proposes to include

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Submittals

64
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Where there are more than 6 separate-sex water closets how many must be accessible

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Half of those provided (at least one)

65
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A small area subsidiary to the primary occupancy of the building in which it is located

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Accessory occupancy

66
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Who should prepare the owner-contractor agreement, including the general conditions

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Owner’s attorney

Architects are not permitted to prepare contracts to which they are not a party

67
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What do the contract documents consist of

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Agreement between owner and contractor, conditions of the contract (general and supplementary conditions), drawings, specifications, addenda

68
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Bid amounts must be expressed in which ways? Which one prevails?

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Bid amounts must be expressed in the bid form in both words and numerical form. If there is s discrepancy between the two, the words prevail

69
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Sheet type designators (0-9)

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0 schedules, keynote legend, general notes
1 plans
2 elevations
3 sections
4 large scale views
5 details
6 schedules and diagrams
7 user defined
8 user defined
9 3D representations
70
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Quasi-judicial

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An architects interpretations of the contract documents are performed in a quasi judicial capacity

Will not show partiality to either the owner or contractor

71
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A305

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Contractors qualification statement

72
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Labor and material payment bond

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Guarantee payment for labor and materials

Protects the owner against possible liens against the property

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