ARE_Submittals Flashcards

(25 cards)

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What are the three main types of submittals?

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Product data, shop drawings, physical samples

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Why are submittals necessary in construction?

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To finalize details beyond the design drawings and show contractor understanding of the contract documents

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What AIA contract sections govern submittals?

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Section 3.6.4 of B101 and Section 3.12 of A201

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What is the submittal schedule and who prepares it?

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It is a schedule prepared by the contractor aligned with the construction schedule for when submittals will be provided

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What must the contractor do before submitting submittals to the architect?

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Review and stamp them for approval

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Does architect approval relieve contractor of responsibility for submittal content?

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No, contractor is still responsible for complying with the contract documents

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When can a submittal deviate from the contract documents?

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If deviation is noted, architect approves it, and it is documented as a minor change or change order

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Are submittals contract documents?

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No

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What happens if a submittal includes changes not requested by the architect?

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They must be clearly noted to focus the architect’s re-review

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What are delegated design submittals?

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Portions of the design the contractor is required to design with their own design professional

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Who defines design criteria for delegated design?

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The architect

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How should a submittal be cataloged?

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Assign a unique number, record date received and subject, and log status updates

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What determines submittal validity?

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It must be required in specifications and complete

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14
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What are action submittals?

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Submittals that require review and approval by the architect

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What are informational submittals?

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Submittals that do not require architect action, such as product data

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16
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Who responds to submittals under consultant scope?

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The consultant responsible for that scope

17
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What if a consultant’s submittal response affects another?

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Forward it for coordination between consultants

18
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What is the architect’s responsibility in coordinating consultant submittals?

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Ensure all impacts across disciplines are addressed

19
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How does an architect verify a submittal during review?

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Compare it with contract documents side-by-side

20
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What does ‘No exceptions taken’ mean?

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Contractor may proceed with the submittal as-is

21
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What does ‘Approved as noted’ mean?

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Contractor may proceed with corrections; no resubmittal needed

22
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What does ‘Revise and resubmit’ mean?

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Contractor must update and return the submittal

23
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What does ‘Rejected’ mean in submittal review?

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The submittal is too flawed or incomplete to be reviewed

24
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What does ‘Not reviewed’ mean?

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Submittal was not required and will not be reviewed

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What should be documented in the submittal log?
Action taken, response dates, updated status, and distribution