Which of the following best describes a Measurement project cost?

• The project cost is determined in advance, regardless of actual expenses

• The contractor is paid based on actual work quantities measured on-site

• The owner pays the contractor a fixed fee for supervision

• The contract price includes both design and construction phases

Which participant is responsible for securing project funding and defining project requirements?

• General Contractor

• Design Team

• Project Manager

• Owner

Which construction participant is responsible for obtaining permits and ensuring code compliance?

• Owner

• Architect/Engineer

• Project Manager

• General Contractor

Which construction participant specializes in specific trades, such as electrical or plumbing work?

• General Contractor

• Subcontractor

• Construction Manager

• Architects

Who is typically responsible for quality control and ensuring that the work meets design specifications?

• Design Team

• Project Managers

• General Contractor

• Suppliers

In a Cost-Reimbursement project cost, how is the contractor paid?

• A fixed total price for the entire project

• According to unit rates for each task performed

• Based on actual costs incurred plus a fee or percentage

• A fixed price for labor and variable cost for materials

What is the main advantage of a Lump Sum project cost?

• It allows flexibility in design change

• It provides cost certainty for the owner

• It is only used for large-scale projects

• It does not require a detailed project scope

It is a formal instruction typically issued by a general contractor with directives to other contractors or subcontractors

it describes the works graphically, including the materials, sizes, shapes, positions, and connections.

After acceptance, any additions, deletions, or modifications to the Contract Documents should be accomplished by?

• site instructions

• Condition of the contract

• Variation order

• RFA - request for approval