Specification Flashcards

1
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Two types of prescriptive specifications

A

proprietary and base-bid

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2
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3 types of performance specifications

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descriptive, reference standard, and pure performance

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3
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MasterFormat Division 00

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Procurement and Contracting Requirements

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4
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CSI Specification Divisions

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getting extra creative makes me want to observes fancy spaces except for super crazy highrise elevators

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5
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What does the phrase “or approved equal” mean in a specification?

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The contractor may propose a substitution, but it must be approved by the interior designer.

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6
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If price is the most important factor for the owner, which specification type should you suggest?

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Performance

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7
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costs incurred to create a product/service for sale to customers; include direct material (DM), direct labor (DL), and manufacturing overhead (MOH)

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product costs

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8
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the costs of raw materials or parts that go directly into producing products

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direct material costs

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9
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the wages, benefits, and insurance paid to employees who produce the goods or services

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direct labor costs

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10
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direct factory-related costs incurred when producing a product and indirect costs, such as indirect materials and indirect labor

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manufacturing overhead costs

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11
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is included in the total material needed to allow for waste, damaged or unusable materials. The contractor will overestimate to make sure he has ordered enough materials. These estimates are very rough, and occasionally more materials must be purchased to finish the job.

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overage

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12
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extra material or FF&E that is contractually required to be purchased for a job; ensures that identical products or materials can be used for future repairs and replacements

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attic stock

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13
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Project furniture budgets can best be accurately estimated by the

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interior designer and furniture dealers

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14
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How many sq ft in a sq yard

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9

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15
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How many feet in a yard?

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3

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16
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What happens when the interior designer is the owners representative?

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They give the product specifications to a dealer who then creates the PO, arranges delivery, and bills the owner directly for payment.

17
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What happens when the designer is the client’s purchasing agent?

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They write and submit the PO to the vendor, follows-up on orders, and coordinate the delivery and installation.

18
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What happens when the designer is a reseller of the goods?

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create the PO, accept the delivery, coordinate the installation, collect money from the client, and pay the vendor

19
Q

sets rules for commerce within the US for items that are considered tangible and movable; covers sales contracts, product liability, warranties, ownership of goods, and risk

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UCC (uniform commercial code)

20
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means the vendor will load goods onto the truck, train, or another mode of transportation; title transfers to the buyer at the factory

A

FOB factory

21
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lists the various product lines an independent sales representative handles

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line chart

22
Q

a purchase order requesting that merchandise be delivered somewhere other than the address of the person or company ordering the merchandise

A

drop ship order

23
Q

Planning requires setting requirements in which three critical areas?

A

time, fees, and quality

24
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list of items given to the client at each milestone per the schedule

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work plan

25
Q

A line item included in a budget to account for an unknown condition is called?

A

contingency

26
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QAQC

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Quality Assurance/Quality Control

27
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3 phases of a design process

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analysis, synthesis, and implementation

28
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is an order by the architect for a minor change in the work that does not affect the contract sum or time. This change must continue with the design intent expressed in the contract documents.

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ASI (architect’s supplemental instruction)

29
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What should the research team do prior to collecting post-occupancy data?

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validate the research tools