Module 1_Quantity Surveying

A delivery system which requires the project to be fully designed before work begins, and then makes use of a single general contractor who assumes responsibility for constructing the entire project on the terms of a lump-sum contract with the owner.

• Construction Delivery

• Design-Build Delivery

• Traditional Delivery

• Management Delivery

Unit-price contracts are based on a pricing schedule that consists of a breakdown of the work and estimated quantities for each of the items.

• TRUE

• FALSE

They contain the necessary details and information to enable one to know the exact picture of all the elements, measurements, and how the various structural parts are to be put together to form the whole structure.

• Contruction Specifications

• Construction Cost

• Construction Plans

• Construction Schedule

Which does not include in Working Drawings?

• Floor Plans

• Plumbing Plan

• Vicinity Map

• Contract

It identifies the quality of materials, installation procedures, and workmanship to be used on the project.

• Working Drawings

• Technical Specifications

• Construction Plan

• General Conditions

This is the phase of a Construction Project where to assign contractor teams tasks and oversee progress

• Planning

• Execution

• Monitor

• Evaluate

Which does not belong to the group?

• Ground Floor Plan

• Transverse Section Plan

• Roof Framing Plan

• Front Elevation

This estimate is used to study the feasibility of a project or to compare two potential design alternatives (for example, a concrete structure versus a steel structure or three stories versus four stories)

• Conceptual Estimate

• Preliminary Estimate

• Detailed Estimate

This is included in _____.

• Architectural Plan

• Structural Plan

• Plumbing Plan

• Electrical Plan

This is included in ____.

• Architectural Plan

• Structural Plan

• Plumbing Plan

• Electrical Plan