Multiple Choice Flashcards
Which one is most suitable if the designer knows what items are required but design is not sufficiently progressed?
A. Lump sum fixed priced contract
B. Re-measured firm price contract
C. Guaranteed maximum price contract (GMP)
D. Target cost contracts
Re-measured (firm price) contract
What does the fast tracking approach include?
A. Overlapping between design and construction stages.
B. Design and build procurement route
C. Potential rework due to incomplete information
D. All of the above
All of the above
Which one of the following documents is dangerous for contractors? A. Letter of intent B. Letter of acceptance C. Letter of award D. All of the above
Letter of intent
GMP contract is usually selected when;
A. Design is incomplete at start of construction
B. Projects are fast-tracked
C. Lump sum pricing can’t be accurately calculated
D. All of the above
All of the above
The main advantage of target price contract pricing is to:
A. Reduce overall design and construction schedule to meet a deadline.
B. Enable construction to start in phases
C. Encourage better value engineering in the project
D. All of the above
All of the above
In which procurement option clients may seek subcontract nomination? A. Traditional B. Design & Construct C. Management contracting D. A&B
Traditional & Design and Construct
In which type of procurement route can the contractor not be sued for negligence? A. Construction management B. Early Contractor Involvement C. Alliancing D. None of the above
Alliancing. The only way you can sue through alliancing is through wilful conduct
What are the potential project risks of subcontract nomination? A. Scope conflict B. Late nomination C. Adversarial relationships D. All of the above
All of the above
Which type of contract is associated with a lack of knowledge of the client's financial commitment and lack of incentive for the contractor? A. Re-measured contract B. Target cost contract C. GMP contract D. Cost Plus contract
Cost-plus contract
Which of the following are least achieved when using traditional lump sum procurement route?
A. Control over the design and materials
B. Price certainty before commencement to build
C. Suitability for complex design
D. Control over site planning
Control over site planning
Which of the following documents are not used to determine the scope of work in a project? A. Bill of Quantity B. Specifications C. Drawings D. Letter of acceptance
Bill of Quantities as it is only a schedule of rates
Which type of contract is most appropriate where the particular physical conditions are too variable? A. Cost plus contract B. Target price contract C. GMP contract D. Re-measured contract
Cost Plus contract
Which of the following are not forms of contractor side abuse in tendering? A. Bid rigging B. Price fixing C. Price signalling D. Market division
Price signalling
How can you maximise your value for money in management contracting procurement option?
A. Get collateral warranties from trade contractors
B. Establish incentive scheme with management contractor
C. Appoint an external consultant to oversee the work
D. All of the above
All of the above
Which form of contract is used if the contractor has to design some elements in the project alongside construction scope? A. AS2124 B. AS4000 C. AS4300 D. A&B
AS2124 & AS4000