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CDT FINAL EXAM #1 Flashcards

1
Q

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING I NOT NORMALLY FOUND IN AN AGREEMENT

A

SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

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SHOP DRAWINGS,PRODUCT DATA, AND SAMPELS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND AS SUCH ARE LEGAL DOCUMENTS. T/F

A

FALSE

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3
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Administrative and procedural requirements and temporary facilities are specified in:

A

DIV 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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4
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The role of a subcontractor is the same as a material supplier. T/F

A

FALSE

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5
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A particular material may appear many times throughout the drawings, but is specified in how many locations?

A

ONE

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6
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The invitation to bid:

A

IS DESIGNED TO ATTACT QUALIFIED BIDDERS

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7
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If the owner accepts defective work, a change order may be issued to reflect an appropriate adjustment in the contract sum. T/F

A

TRUE

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8
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Construction by separate contractors provides that

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SIMILAR GENERAL CONDITIONS ARE USED FOR SEPERATE CONTRACT/ADDITIONAL EXPENSE AND TIME MAY BE DUE THE CONTACTOR/PROPER & SAFE ACCES TO THE SITE FOR SEPERATE CONTRACTORS

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9
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Bidding documents are considered legal documents

A

FALSE

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10
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Division 01 administrative, procedural matters, and temporary facilities are cost items, the same as products and work in Divisions 02 through 49.
A. True.

A

TRUE

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11
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All of the following are true about the use of standardized general conditions, such as the AIA A201 and EJCDC C-700, except:
A. A/Es and contractors involved generally are familiar with the contents.
B. Having been reviewed initially by legal counsel, an attorney need not be consulted for the project.
C. The language has stood the test on time.
D. They establish a baseline from which exception, modifications, and additions can be identified and evaluated.

A

B

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12
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  1. Which of the following are best designated on the drawings?
  2. Specific requirements.
  3. Location.
  4. Quality of materials.
  5. Dimension and size.
  6. Shape and form.

A. 1,2,3,4,5.
B. 2,4,5.
C. 2,3,4,5.
D. 1,3.

A

B

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13
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  1. The owner, contractor, and A/E are parties to the construction agreements.
    A. True.
    B. False.
A

FALSE

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14
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  1. Addenda are used to:
    A. Modify the procurement documents before award of the contract.
    B. Modify the contract documents after award of the contract.
    C. Modify drawings and specifications only.
    D. Formalize verbal instruction given on the job.
A

A

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15
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  1. Division 01 should be used to:
    A. Provide a location for general and supplementary conditions.
    B. Provide a means to modify standard sections of the specifications.
    C. Provide a logical arrangement for specifying administrative, procedural, and temporary facilities.
    D. Provide a location for specifying special construction and materials the bidders might overlook.
A

C. Provide a logical arrangement for specifying administrative, procedural, and temporary facilities.

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16
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  1. Quality assurance activities occur before or while accomplishing the work or service.
    A. True.
    B. False.
A

TRUE

17
Q
  1. Tests required by laws and regulations shall be arranged and paid by the:
    A. Owner.
    B. Contractor.
    C. Subcontractor, when it is the Subcontractor’s work being tested.
    D. The public authority requiring the test.
A

B. Contractor.

18
Q
  1. The documents developed to attract and assist qualified bidders in properly submitting bids are called Contract Documents.
    A. True.
    B. False.
A

FALSE

19
Q
  1. The contractor is not obligated to execute a change in the work authorized by the owner until an agreement on an adjustment of the contract sum has been reached:
    A. True.
    B. False.
A

FALSE

20
Q
  1. An alternate:
    A. Is the same as an option in the specifications.
    B. Is used for the same purpose as unit prices.
    C. Should be described in Division 01 and specified in the appropriate specification sections.
    D. Should be described in detail on the bid form.
    E. None of the above.
    F. All of the above.
A

C. Should be described in Division 01 and specified in the appropriate specification sections.

21
Q 
21.	Claims alleging an error or omission by the A/E should initially be referred for action to the:
A.	Owner.
B.	A/E’s error and omissions insurer.
C.	A/E.
D.	Arbitrator.
A

C. A/E.

22
Q
  1. The Contractor shall not be required to contract with any one to whom he has made reasonable objection.
    A. True.
    B. False.
A

TRUE

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