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Division 01

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General requirements 
Summary of the work
How pricing will be handled
Alternates
Value analysis 
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Division 00

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Procurement and contracting requirements

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Division 2

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Existing conditions

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Division 3

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Concrete

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Division 4

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Masonary

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Division 5

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Metals

No light gage metal framing div 09

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Division 6

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Wood plastic and composite

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Division 7

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Thermal and moisture protection

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Division 8

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Opening

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Division 9

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Finishes

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Division 10

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Specialties

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Division 11

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Equipment

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Division 12

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Furnishings
Including manufactured casework
Custom framework in division 6

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Division 13

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Special construction

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Division 14

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Conveying equipment

Elevators escalators dumbwaiter moving walks lifts

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Division 21

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Fire suppression

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Division 22

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Plumbing

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Division 23

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Heating ventilation and air conditioning

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Division 25

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Integrated automation

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Division 26

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Electrical

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Division 27

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Communication

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Division 28

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Electronic safety and security

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Division 31

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Earthwork

Mostly below grade work

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Division 32

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Exterior improvement

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Division 33

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Utilities

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Prime contract

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Relationship of owner with contractor

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Most traditional agency method of project delivery

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Design-award-buid

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Overlap some of design process with construction process

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Fast track

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Contractor give owner a set price for completing project

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Fixed-priced method = stipulated sum or lump sum

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If the project cost less client receives cost saving in this cost method

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Guaranteed maximum price

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30
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Owners contract with one entity to provide both design and construction

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Design-build

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31
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Aia document B141

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Owner-architect agreement

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This clause provides for a waiver of damages covered by property insurance during construction

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Waiver of rights

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33
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Owner and architect can not sue each other for damages if they are covered for property insurance required by owner contractor agreement

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Waiver of rights

Waiver of subrogation

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Prevents the insurance company from suing any of the principal participants in the project to recover what has been paid out for an insured loss

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Waiver of subrogation وكالت

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35
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Cost of work is defined as the cost at …. Market

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Current

36
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If owner choose to revise the project scope if budget is exceeded by lowest bid the architect needs to modify docs with/ without further compensation

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Without

37
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…. Allows architect’s services to be modified after execution of original agreement without invalidating the agreement

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Change in service

All valid except for changes that are the fault of the architect

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A process by which a neutral third party facilitate and assist the disputing parties to negotiate a settlement using preset rules established by American arbitration association aaa

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Mediation

39
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If an agreement can not be reached AIA B141 requires the dispute advance to…

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Arbitration

40
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A formal legally binding process for resolving disputes without litigation in a court of law

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Arbitration

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ADR

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Alternative dispute resolution

Mediation and arbitration

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AAA

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American arbitration association

43
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CMR

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Construction mediation rules

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MMP

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Model mediation procedures

45
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Fixed sum of money owner will pay architect for a specific set of drawing

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Stipulated sum or fixed fee

Reimbursable expenses are in addition to fees for basic services

46
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Cost plus fee

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Actual expenses +reseanable fee for profit

47
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Certain percentage of each payment withheld until final completion of the work

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Retainage 10%

48
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Competitive bidding always use this compensation method

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Stipulated sum method or fixed price

49
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In guaranteed max price…. Will receive the difference if it is built cheaper

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Clients

50
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General conditions of the contract is incorporated in both

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Owner-architect agreement

Owner-contractor agreement

51
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Contract documents do/ do not include bidding docs

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Do not

52
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Who should pay for necessary approval and permits required for construction of the permanent structures

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Owner

53
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Who pays building permits and governmental fees and permits

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Contractor

54
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Who should furnish free of charge the necessary copies of drawings and project manual

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Owner

55
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The owner has right to carry out the work if contractor fails in his or her duties

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Written notice 7 days

Second notice 3 days

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It is or not the contractors’ responsibility to ascertain that contract documents are in accordance with building codes ordinances

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Not

57
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A ….. States that materials and workmanship furnished under the contract is of good quality

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Warranty clause

58
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A set amount of money estimated by the architect to cover a particular material or piece of equipment when the cost for that material can’t be determined precisely at the time of bid

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Allowance

59
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Mark up construction drawings that record exactly how the project was built

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Record documents

60
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Architect should include exact requirement for record documents in…

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Division 1 of specifications

61
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To secure against loss or damage

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Indemnify

غرامت دادن

62
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…. Is based on the written agreement among owner contractor and architect concerning extent omf the change

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Change order

63
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… Only needs agreement between owner and architect

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Construction change directive

64
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…. In the work can be made by the architect alone for changes in work

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A minor change in the work

65
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Contract time period between… And …

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Starting date established in agreement to substantial completion date

66
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Application for payment

Certificate for payment

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Contractor

Architect

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A claim by one party against the property of another party for satisfaction of debts it is common for architect contractor and materials sypplier

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Mechanic’s lien

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If a property carries a mechanic lien it can not be

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Sold or transfered until lien is disposed of or bonded except through forclosure

69
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Bond or surety bonds

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Surety bonding company
Obligee owner
Principal contractor

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Who prepares bidding documents

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Architect

71
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The bidding documents are bound into….. But they aren’t part of the….

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Project manual

Contract documents

72
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Addenda issued …. >= Days prior to bid opening

Request for substitution >=

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4daya

10days

73
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Bid security in the forms of

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Certified check
Cashier check
Bid bond

74
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Performance bond obligates…..

Cost paid by….

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Obligates surety company to complete construction

Cost paid by owner included in amount of construction price

75
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Labor and material payments bond

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Protect owner against possibility of liens against property by subcontractors or material suppliers

76
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A request included in bidding documents asking contractor to supply price for some type of variation from base bid

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Alternates

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If cost for allowance are more or less than original estimates…

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The contract sum is adjusted accordingly by change order

78
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A set amount of money estimated by architect to cover a particular material when cost of that material can not be determined

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Allowance

79
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A demand or assertion by contractor or owner seeking payment of money an extension of time an adjustment of contract

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Claim

80
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Who responsible for reviewing claims

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Architect 
Take actionwithin 10 days of receiving claim
Request add info
Suggest compromise 
Accept claim
Reject claim 
Advise unable to resolve
81
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Demand for mediation and arbitration within

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30 days of receiving architect decision

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Usual reasons of claims

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Claim for additional time
Claim for concealed or unknown condition: subsurface by nature or physically concealed
Unusual nature different from ordinary

83
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Method of resolving dispute between owner and architect

And between owner and contractor

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Arbitration

Alternative to lengthy and costly procedure of litigation

84
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B103-2007

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Agreement between owner and architect for large or complex project

85
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B104-2007

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Owner and architect for project of limited scope

86
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B105-2007

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Owner and architect for residential or small commercial

87
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Division 34

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Transportation

88
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Division 35

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Waterways and marines

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