MCCLAIN LASTER Pro Com Test 1

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What are the three primary goals of a project that are used to help elect the project delivery method?

cost, time, extent

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What is the 1st phase for a design-bid-build project?

project conception

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What is the 2nd phase for a design-bid-build project?

design

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What is the 3rd phase for a design-bid-build project?

bidding and construction documents

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What is the 4th phase for a design-bid-build project?

competitive bidding

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What is the 6th phase for a design-bid-build project?

construction

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When an owner invites certain contractors to bid on a project, that is known as _______ bidding

closed

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On a public project, the owner is usually obligated to accept the

lowest, qualified, conforming bid

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What is a contingency?

money set aside to cover revised mistakes on a project

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What are alternates?

specific portions of work

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Which of the following are advantages of design-bid-build?

- the contractor has complete documents to bid on
- construction schedules are easier to determine than in other project delivery methods
- the parties are familiar with it

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A bid day surprise is when all bids come in under budget and the owner saves money.

false

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In design-bid-build, which of the following is the top priority?

cost

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Bid shopping is a good business practice to ensure the best price is obtained

false

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Design-Negotiate-Build is often used on public projects.

false

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In design-negotiate-build, an owner can negotiate with more than one contractor to obtain the best value.

true

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Which of the following are disadvantages of design-negotiate-build?

- scope creep is possible
- potentially higher price than design-bid-build

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The construction management project delivery method has 2 variations:
1. Construction manager as ________ or _________, and
2. Construction manager at ________.

agent, advisor, risk

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A construction manager as agent has the same roles and responsibilities as a construction manager as advisor.

false

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Having a construction manager always saves the owner money.

false

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What responsibilities may shift from the architect to the construction manager during construction?

- processing submittals
- processing applications for payment
- pre qualification of bidders

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What is the most significant difference in the role of the architect a design-build project, compared to a design-bid-build project?

The architect does not represent the owner

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What 2 project delivery methods are best suited to an owner with limited/ no construction knowledge/ experience?

construction manager, design-bid-build

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What key element distinguishes integrated project delivery from all the other project delivery methods?

collaboration

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Consideration must be money.

false

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A contract to purchase illegal drugs if enforceable as long as the elements of contract formation exist.

false

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A contract for construction of a building must be in writing.

false

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Which contract type is most appropriate for a public project?

lump sum/stipulated sum

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Which contract type is most often used when the quantities cannot be determined at the time of pricing?

unit price

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Which contract type allows the owner to know the total price at the beginning of the project?

lump sum/stipulated sum

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cost-plus

A contract where payment is for material and labor, with a profit factor added.

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unit price

the cost per unit

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lump sum

payment of the entire benefit in one sum

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Competitive bidding serves to prioritize which of the following objectives

cost

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On public projects, the contract is typically awarded to

the lowest, qualified, conforming bidder

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On a private project, the contract is typically awarded to

whoever the owner prefers

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The purpose of an RFQ (request for qualifications) is to

obtain more information about the experience, skills, and stability of potential bidders

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Which project delivery method(s) are suitable for a competitive bidding process?

design-bid-build

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Which of the following is true of a prebid meeting?

- it takes place before/ while bids are being prepared
- it is mandatory
- it usually takes place at the site

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Changes or clarifications made during the bidding process are known as

addenda

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Which of the following is true of compilling a bid

subcontractors will submit their bids at the last minute to prevent bid shopping

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Bids will generally be accepted for up to 24 hours after the stated deadline.

false

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Which of the following is generally true of withdrawing a bid?

- bids can be withdrawn before the bid opening
- bids can be withdrawn after the bid opening if the owner consents

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Another way to describe collusion in competitive bidding is

price fixing - contraction agree to raise prices above market value

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Which of the following is true of competitive bidding on PUBLIC projects?

- bid solicitation mist be publicly available
- the process is intended to ensure impartial selection of a contractor

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On a public project, what happens if all bids come in over budget?

- the scope of work / design may need to be revised
- the project will need to be rebid if it is going to move forward
- the project may be cancelled