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CDT Exam - Questions With Solutions (100% Accurate)What are the stages of a project according to DBIA? Right Ans - schematic
design
project development
Omniclass Right Ans - The OmniClass Construction Classification System
(known as OmniClass™ or OCCS) is a classification system for the construction
industry. OmniClass is useful for many applications, from organizing library
materials, product literature, and project information, to providing a
classification structure for electronic databases. It incorporates other extant
systems currently in use as the basis of many of its Tables - MasterFormat™
for work results, UniFormat for elements, and EPIC (Electronic Product
Information Cooperation) for structuring products
Division 02 Right Ans - Existing conditions
Property Insurance is purchased by ..
a. contractor
b. owner Right Ans - b. owner, must be "all-risk" or equivalent
divisions 03 Right Ans - concrete
When are amendments issued? Right Ans - after execution, before bidding
is closed.
Amendments make changes, clarify etc contract documents
Division 04 Right Ans - Masonry
Division 05 Right Ans - Metals
What are insurance responsibilities of the owner Right Ans - property
insurance, boiler and machinery (during installation)
Division 06 Right Ans - WPC, wood, plastic, composites
, what is a performance bond? Right Ans - guarantees the Work will be
executed per the Agreement either by contractor or third party.
Division 07 Right Ans - Thermal & Moisture Control
field order Right Ans - a written order passed to the contractor from the
architect to effect a minor change in work, requiring no further adjustment to
the contract sum or expected date of completion.
boiler and machinery insurance is carried by
a. owner
b. contractor Right Ans - a. owner
architect's supp instructions are used??? Right Ans - additions to existing
contract documents, when no changes in scope time or cost are expected
Division 08 Right Ans - Openings
ASI - architects supplemental instructions Right Ans - instructions from the
architect clarifiy ambiguities, provide detail absent from drawings, or make
minor changes
what is a payment bond Right Ans - guarantees subs are paid
Division 09 Right Ans - Finishes
workman's comp., bodily injury insurance is carried by....
a. contractor
b. owner Right Ans - a. contractor
Division 10 Right Ans - specialties
Division 11 Right Ans - equipment
Name types of contract modifications (7)
c.c.c. - a.a.- f.minor
PDPG 13.9.2 Right Ans - change order
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