Contracts Flashcards

1
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What series of contracts cover the agreements between the OWNER and GENERAL CONTRACTOR?

A

A Series (General Contractors are A-holes)

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What series of contracts cover the agreements between the OWNER and ARCHITECT

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B Series (Why is this not the A??)

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What series of contracts cover the agreements between the ARCHITECT and CONSULTANT

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C Series (CONSULTANT)

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4
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What is covered in the D Series of AIA contracts?

A

Architect Industry Documents

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5
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What is covered in the E Series of AIA contracts?

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Digital File Management

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What is covered in the G Series of AIA contracts?

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Contract & Office Administration Forms (bidding documents, change order forms, construction change directives)

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7
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Which AIA contract is used with larger projects?

A

B103

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Which AIA contract is used with smaller scope projects?

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B104

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9
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What is Fiduciary Duty?

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a FIDUCIARY is a person entrusted to manage assets for someone else. Their duty is to act in their beneficiaries’ interests, rather than their own.

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10
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What is indemnification?

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also called the “Hold Harmless Clause” it’s a contractual obligation whereby one party agrees to not sue another party against loss or damage.

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What is Retainage?

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the process by which the owner withholds money from the contractor as protection in case the contractor fails to complete the work.

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What are Liquidated Damages?

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an amount of money stipulated in the contract to be charged to the contractor as reimbursement for damages suffered by the owner because of the contractor’s failure to fulfill contractual obligations.

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13
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What is the standard form of agreement between the OWNER and CONTRACTOR?

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A101

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14
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What contract has the general conditions for contract for construction?

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A201

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15
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What is the standard form of agreement between OWNER and ARCHITECT?

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B101

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16
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What contract OWNER and ARCHITECT agreement without the predefined scope of architect’s services?

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B102 (Paired with B201 or B202)

17
Q

What is the standard form of architect’s services: Design and Construction Contract Administration?

A

B201 (Paired with B102)

18
Q

What is the standard form of Architect’s services: Programming?

A

B202 (Paired with B102)

19
Q

What is the standard form of Architect’s Services: Site Evaluation and Planning?

A

B203 (Paired with B102)

20
Q

When is a building considered to have “substantial completion?”

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When it is “up and running” aka. built enough to start functioning for its intended use.