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Project Delivery Methods Flashcards

1
Q

What are the owner’s responsibilities in design-build?

A

Duties normally performed by the architect:

  • construction contract administration
  • reviewing and approving submittals
  • approving changes submitted by the designer-builder
  • visiting the site
  • rejecting nonconforming work
  • certifying substantial completion
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2
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Who provides GMP?

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The contractor

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3
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How many agreements does the owner need in IPD?

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Typically multiple with independent firms.

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4
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How many agreements does the owner need in design-build?

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One.

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5
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Is attorney a consultant?

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Yes

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6
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Implicit client of the job?

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All building users

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7
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What is a significant component if the project quality?

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Sustainable design

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8
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What is often refined during design?

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Project scope

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9
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Privity

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Legal obligation of parties

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10
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Risks for the architect

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Can this be accomplished with standard of care?
Level of quality.
Fee.

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11
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What affects the project delivery selection for the owner?

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Capabilities-preconceived notions

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12
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Three main types of PD

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Design-bid-build, Construction management, Design-Build. (IPD is sometimes considered the 4th)

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13
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Negotiated select team

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A variation of DBB. A contractor is selected early in the design process. Subcontractors are selected after that. The final contract is based on early pre-negotiated terms.

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14
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Cost plus fixed fee

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Contractor is selected at the completion of CD. The scope is unpredictable, the GC is paid for labor, overhead and fee for profit that is fixed and won’t change regardless of increase in project cost.

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15
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CM-adviser

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Acts only as constructability and cost management consultant during design and construction, will NOT build the building. CM adviser can be used with any of PD.

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16
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Draw a CM adviser diagram

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17
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CM-Agent

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Provides early consulting.

Acts on behalf of the owner in assembling and coordinating construction trades prior to and during construction.

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18
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CM-Agent typical fee

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Fixed fee

19
Q

Draw CM-Agent diagram

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20
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Does CM agent assume any risks for construction cost?

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No, but inform the owner about savings and overruns

21
Q

CM-Contractor

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Constructability and cost adviser on early stages who builds as a contractor later.

22
Q

CM-C fee

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GMP-Commitment set based on early design documents.-This places the CM-C at risk for the constuction.

23
Q

Draw CM-C diagram

A

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24
Q

Difficulty for CM-C?

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The cost decisions made early in design directly affect the CM’s profitability

25
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When CM is needed?

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When complexity, schedule or commitment to budget are critical

26
Q

GMP

A

Construction cost

27
Q

Project alliance

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Single team of architect, contractor,subcontractor. Single contract, joint responsibility.

28
Q

Draw a table if driving factors

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29
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What tracks construction cost?

A

Cost estimates at design milestones

30
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Possibility of multiple bid-packages with CM?

A

Yes

31
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Should the architect read A133-CM contract?

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Yes, to understand thr matters of payment, dispute resolution, cost of work method.

32
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Why CM?

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Construction experience, cost estimation, scheduling, coordination

33
Q

Should the architect meet with the owner to discuss scope of the project for the CM?

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Yes

34
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Does CM perform preliminary evaluation of program, schedule, and budget?

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Yes

35
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Does CM develop subcontractors’ ans suppliers’ interest in the project?

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Yes

36
Q

Can CM pre-purchase materials?

A

Yes

37
Q

GMP consists of:

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Cost of the work, contingencies, CM’s fee

38
Q

Does CM obtain bids from subcontractors to review them with thr architect and the owner?

A

Yes

39
Q

What needs to be done for CM selection?

A

Interview with the team and architect

40
Q

Should the CM review drawings?

A

Yes

41
Q

Who must establish the roles for the architect and CM?

A

The owner. The contracts must be aligned with each other.

42
Q

What should be included in both CM and architect contracts?

A

Matrix or narrative description clearly defining roles.

43
Q

2 main CM’s responsibilities

A

Construction schedule and construction cost

44
Q

Can the CM advise on site selection?

A

Yes(impacts material delivery)

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