Chap 2 – Roles and Responsibilities Flashcards

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Owner responsibilities and rights include:

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  • Provide information to the contractor.
  • Pay for fees and charges associated with the work.
  • Make payment to the contractor.
  • Stop the work for good cause.
  • Carry out the work on the contractors behalf should that become necessary.
  • Perform construction with own forces if necessary.
  • Award separate contracts and coordinate work between those contracts if necessary.
  • Clean the project should that become necessary.
  • Partially occupy the project if desired.
  • Terminate the contract without cause should that become necessary.
  • Terminate for cause.

CAPG 2.1

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2
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T/F: A clerk of the works may work for either the owner or A/E.

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TRUE:
CAPG 2.1

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3
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T/F: The clerk of the works typically is authorized to make decisions on the owner’s behalf.

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FALSE: He performs more of a monitoring function—he acts as an information conduit and reporter.
CAPG 2.1

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4
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It is important for the owner to provide a reasonable ___________ in the project budget to cover changes and unforeseen issues.

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…. contingency fund
CAPG 2.1.2

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5
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Typical A/E responsibilities for CCA are to:

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  • Represent the owner.
  • Observe the work and be familiar with its progress.
  • Certify/recommend the validity or contract compliance of an item or work.
  • Interpret the contract documents.
  • Resolve disputes.
  • Modify the contract documents should that become necessary.
  • Review submittals.
  • Perform inspections of the work.

CAPG 2.2

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6
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Responsibilities of the contractor during construction include:

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  • Review contract documents and notify the A/E of any errors or omissions.
  • Follow procedures for substitution of products.
  • Furnish competent supervision.
  • Maintain accessible current construction documents for use on the project.
  • Schedule and coordinate material deliveries and subcontractor’s work.
  • Indemnify and hold harmless the owner and the owner’s agents.
  • Furnish payment and performance bonds to the owner.
  • Furnish contractor’s liability insurance and workers’ compensation insurance.
  • Implement and enforce project safety rules and regulations. Comply with local, state, and federal safety requirements.
  • Schedule and facilitate testing as specified in the contract.
  • Implement and monitor quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA).
  • Promptly pay subcontractors and suppliers for work performed and materials provided.
  • Furnish submittals and samples as required by the contract documents for review by the A/E.
  • Schedule and obtain required inspections by AHJs.
  • Furnish record drawings, O&M manuals, etc, to the owner.

CAPG 2.3

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7
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T/F: Work performed by subcontractors and suppliers is bound by the same terms of the contract that bind the contractor.

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TRUE: This is a requirement of AIA and EJCDC general conditions
CAPG 2.4

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8
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If subcontracts and material purchase agreements do not include provisions referencing the conditions of the owner-contractor agreement, the ___________ may be responsible for variations in contractual responsibilities.

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….contractor
CAPG 2.4

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9
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T/F: If the contractor is bound to pay prevailing wages for the project, subcontractors will be similarly bound.

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TRUE:
CAPG 2.4.1

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10
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T/F: The terms and conditions of the contract between the contractor and the owner also bind suppliers.

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TRUE:
CAPG 2.4.2

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11
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T/F: If the contractor engages the help of a consultant, the language in the consultant contract should contain _________ language to ensure adherence to the terms of the agreement between the owner and the contractor.

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….. flow-down language.
CAPG 2.5

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12
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The basic lines of communication as identified in the AIA and EJCDC general conditions include the following:

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  • Between owner and contractor: Through the A/E
  • To consultants: Through the A/E
  • To subcontractors and suppliers: Through the contractor
  • To separate contractors: Through the owner, or construction manager

CAPG 2.10

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13
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Although the owner and the contractor have a direct contract, the contract documents stipulate that communication between them flows through the _______________ .

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…. A/E.
CAPG 2.10

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14
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The communication roles may be different on ____________ and ______________ project delivery methods.

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…. design-build
….. IPD (Integrated Project Delivery)
CAPG 2.10

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