PJM_A101_Articles_5_8 Flashcards

(15 cards)

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What does Article 5 of A101 outline?

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The contractor payment process involving pay applications, schedule of values, and architect certification.

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What is the schedule of values?

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A breakdown of the total contract sum into portions for specific tasks used for determining payment progress.

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What is retainage?

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A percentage of each payment withheld until substantial completion to ensure the contractor completes the work.

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When is the final payment issued to the contractor?

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When the architect issues the final Certificate for Payment, including retainage.

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What role does the architect play in contractor payments?

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Evaluates progress, certifies pay applications, and protects the owner from overpayment.

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What is the IDM in A101?

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The Initial Decision Maker, typically the architect, who first attempts to resolve owner-contractor disputes.

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What happens if the IDM cannot resolve a dispute?

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The conflict proceeds to mediation, then to binding dispute resolution (arbitration or litigation).

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What is the architect’s responsibility as IDM?

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Serve as a neutral party to assess and interpret construction documents and resolve disputes fairly.

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What does Article 7 of A101 address?

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Termination or suspension of the contract by either the owner or contractor.

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Under what conditions can the contractor terminate the contract?

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If work is stopped for a prolonged period through no fault of their own.

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When can the owner terminate the contract?

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For cause (poor performance) or for convenience (e.g., economic feasibility).

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What happens if the owner terminates for convenience?

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The owner must pay the contractor a termination fee if specified.

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What is covered in Article 8 of A101?

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Miscellaneous provisions, including party representatives and insurance requirements.

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What are performance and payment bonds?

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Guarantees by a surety that the contractor will complete the work and pay subcontractors/suppliers.

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What is included in A101 Exhibit A?

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Insurance requirements and bonding provisions for both owner and contractor.

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