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Type of Construction Contract

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Lump Sum contract disadvantage?

a)

There is incentive for contractor for early completion.

b)

Easy to manage agreement

c)

Contractor responsible for cost overruns of project.

d)

Cash flow for the project is easier

2.

types of cost reimbursement contract:

a)

lump sum

b)

cost plus fixed fee

c)

measurement contract

d)

procurement

3.

Factors in considering type of contract :

a)

Finance available

b)

Employer’s/client requirements

c)

Type of project

d)

Time constraints

e)

All answer correct

4.

Factors in considering type of contract except

a)

Size and complexity of project

b)

Time constraints

c)

Total budget

d)

Availability of supervision

5.

What is the main task/responsibility of contractor?

a)

To estimate cost of a project and monitor the actual cost during the construction.

b)

To complete the project accordance to the design, required quality, in the time allowed, and agreed price.

c)

To design the project and ensure it meets the requirements of the client.

6.

Consultant has a wide knowledge and professional in giving advices to client. Please choose any 3 of advices below that consultant give to client.

(can tick more than 1 answer)

a)

Design of a project

b)

Authorities

c)

Safety and welfare regulations

d)

Costing

7.

Which of the following contract is for building works?

(Can tick more than 1 answer)

a)

PWD

b)

Fidic

c)

Pam

d)

IEM

8.

Standard Forms of contract for M&E works

(can tick more than 1 answer)

a)

TNB consitions

b)

PAM form

c)

FIDIC

d)

IEM conditions

9.

The advantages of Traditional Method / Design-Bid-Build are

(Can tick more than 1 answer)

a)

Come out with high quality works.

b)

Client may obtain the best or lowest price

c)

Easier to be adopted

d)

Single - source management

10.

Design and build method.......

a)

Unique procurement route.

b)

Common method that has been used in construction industry.

c)

Requires constant involvement of the client.

d)

Can be seen as giving a single point of responsibility for delivering the entire project.