Project Delivery

Explain the Design Phases in Conventional Project Delivery.

• Conceptual Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents

• Initiation, Planning, Execution, Closure

• Feasibility Study, Preliminary Design, Final Design, Construction

• Design, Bid, Build, Operate

Describe the Design Process in Conventional Project Delivery.

• The design process involves initial planning, schematic design, design development, construction documents, and bidding.

• The design process involves only the initial planning and bidding stages.

• The design process skips the construction documents stage.

• The design process is only about the final construction.

What are Construction Documents in Conventional Project Delivery?

• Blueprints and specifications used in construction

• Legal documents for project approval

• Financial records of the project

• Contracts between stakeholders

The process of Bidding / Negotiation in Conventional Project Delivery involves:

• Selecting a contractor based on the lowest bid

• Negotiating terms and conditions with the selected contractor

• Both selecting a contractor based on the lowest bid and negotiating terms and conditions

• None of the above

What is Construction Administration in Conventional Project Delivery?

• A phase in project management focusing on overseeing the construction process

• A legal procedure for acquiring construction permits

• A financial strategy for budgeting construction projects

• A marketing approach for promoting construction services

Explain the Importance of Specifications in Conventional Project Delivery.

• Specifications ensure clarity and understanding among stakeholders.

• Specifications are optional and can be ignored.

• Specifications increase project costs without benefits.

• Specifications are only important in unconventional projects.

What is stated about the Ownership of the Documents in the Owner-Contractor Agreements?

• The Owner retains ownership of all documents.

• The Contractor retains ownership of all documents.

• Ownership is shared equally between Owner and Contractor.

• Documents are owned by a third party.

What is the owner responsible for in terms of site information?

• Managing site content

• Ensuring data accuracy

• Updating site design

• All of the above

Through whom should all communication to the contractor be made?

• Project Manager

• Site Supervisor

• Contractor

• Client

Who has the authority to stop work?

• The Architect

• The Owner

• The Contractor

• The Engineer