Construction Contract Documents Quiz

What is the main purpose of contract management?

• To make sure the objectives are met and the value is earned

• To increase the project duration

• To reduce the project scope

• To minimize the project budget

What does the scope of work definition include?

• Project deliverables and statement of work

• Materials and purchasing

• Marketing and finance

• Maintenance and Operational

What does the bill of quantities list for tendering?

• Construction team biodata

• Client information

• All work to allow the contractor to price the work

• Schedule and timeline of the project

What does a work schedule show?

• Prices and costs

• Site delivery date, start and finish milestones, and project duration

• List of team constructions

• General terms and items such as utilities and vehicles

What do drawings illustrate?

• History of the projects

• Quantities, locations, dimensions, sizes, shapes, and forms of the elements

• Interior consultant information

• Economic chart

What do technical specifications describe?

• Materials, workmanship, and equipment required for a task

• Contract or letter of agreements

• Time estimation for whole projects

• Layout plan, elevation, section, detail drawings

What is the purpose of construction insurance in a contract?

• To provide coverage for material risks, natural disasters, and employees

• To define the agreement between the client and the contractor

• To describe the end of project

• To increase the project duration

What is the contract agreement in a construction document?

• Shows site delivery date, start and finish milestones, and project duration

• Team work biodata

• Materials and specifications

• Defines the agreement between the client and the contractor

What is the purpose of construction drawings?

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  To convey the design intent of the building

• To handle legal disputes

• To get more money in the project

• To receive sponsorship

What is the role of the contractor in the construction process?

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  To design the building

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  To handle legal disputes

• To understand the design intent from the drawings

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  To create the construction drawings