PJM_A101_A133_A201 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is the A101 agreement used for?
Owner-contractor agreement for large projects with a stipulated sum (fixed price). Common in design-bid-build.
Which general conditions document is paired with A101?
A201 - General Conditions of the Contract for Construction.
What is the architect’s role in A101 regarding payments?
Review contractor’s pay applications and certify payment amounts.
What is the architect’s role in dispute resolution under A101?
Acts as the Initial Decision Maker (IDM) unless otherwise appointed.
What is the A133 agreement used for?
Owner-contractor agreement when using a CMc (Construction Manager as Constructor) with a cost-plus-fee and GMP.
How is A133 different from A101 in terms of construction phase payments?
A133 includes pre-construction compensation and a GMP; architect still certifies payment.
What is the architect’s collaboration role under A133 during pre-construction?
Coordinate with CMc on cost, schedule, and constructability input.
How does A133 handle dispute resolution for pre-construction claims?
Goes directly to mediation and binding resolution, bypassing IDM.
What general conditions document is used with A133?
A233 - tailored for use with A133 CMc projects.
What is A201?
General Conditions of the Contract for Construction. Establishes legal framework for DBB projects.
Is the architect a party to the A101 or A133 contracts?
No, but their duties and responsibilities are referenced in both.
Why must architects understand A101, A133, and A201?
To administer construction contracts effectively, assist the owner, and manage construction phase duties.
What protection does A201 Section 4.2.4 offer architects?
Requires architect inclusion in discussions between owner and contractor related to their services.
Why must general conditions match the owner-contractor agreement?
To ensure all contractual responsibilities are coordinated across documents.
How do architects support the owner with contractor agreements?
Help prepare the agreements and assist in selecting qualified contractors.
