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1. What are the 3 parts of a contract? - ANSWER offer, acceptance,
consideration
2. Spearin Doctrine - ANSWER A US supreme Court decision in 1918, siding
with the contractor who lost a contract despite building in conformance with
drawings
outcome holds that a contractor is entitled to rely on the construction documents
provided by the owners to be sufficient for intended purpose
Contractor must show that defects in plans and/or specification were the cause
for any unacceptable work or adversely affected the cost or time to complete
work.
3. What are the 6 fundamental design approaches - ANSWER site
optimization
energy performance and conservation
water use and conservation
materials and resources
environmental quality
Historic preservation and rehabilitation
4. Construction Documents Contain - ANSWER Procurement requirements
Contract Forms
Project Forms
,Conditions of the Contract
Specification
Drawings
Addenda (pre- Contract Revisions)
Contract Modification
5. Procurement Documents Contrail - ANSWER Procurement requirements
Contract Forms
Project Forms
Conditions of the Contract
Specification
Drawings
Addenda (pre- Contract Revisions)
6. Typical Project Manuals Contain - ANSWER Procurement requirements
Contract Forms
Project Forms
Conditions of the Contract
Specification
7. Contract Requirements contain - ANSWER Contract Forms
Project Forms
Conditions of the Contract
8. What is a construction schedule - ANSWER developed by the contractor
,one part of overall project schedule
9. What are the two approaches to project schedules - ANSWER Methods
technique
Critical path method
10.What is the methods technique - ANSWER establishes required data of
occupancy or use
identifies all preceding milestones dates by working backwards
used when completion data is most important scheduling criterion
11.What is the critical path method - ANSWER determines activates that are
dependent upon each other
determines longest path for completion of those activates
dictate by activates on critical path to completion date
12.What are some due diligence studies that affect site selection - ANSWER
hazardous materials evaluation
geotechnical investigations
environmental studies
archeological studies
community impact studies
13.What are the two steps to purchase agreements related to site or facility
acquisition - ANSWER 1. Buyer submits offer
2. Purchase completed ( contingent upon receipt of evaluation that favors
buyer's requirements)
, 14.What is commissioning - ANSWER The process of verifying and
documenting that a building and all of its systems and assemblies are
planned, designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained to meet the
owner's project requirements.
15.What are the three types of commissioning - ANSWER total project
Systems and equipment
Building envelope
16.Total project commissioning - ANSWER begins during project conception,
continues through facility management and use
documents owner's project requirements
verifies criteria are achieved
17.Systems and equipment commissioning - ANSWER includes detailed
operation testing
ensures readiness for use in facility
18.Building envelope commissioning - ANSWER includes oversight of design
and construction
assures quality and performance of assemblies
19.What are the three broad principles of commissioning information -
ANSWER determining project performance requirements
planning the commissioning process
document compliance and acceptance