CDT Practice Questions

A.  

When exact quantities of work cannot be determined.

B.  

When a publicly funded project's lowest bid exceeds the budget.

C.  

When the contractor has defaulted on insurance premiums.

D.  

When the owner and contractor have established a level of trust.

A.  

It attracts too many bidders

B.  

All of the bids may exceed the owner's budget

C.  

It requires a higher level of bid document quality

D.  

It reduces the owner's control over the project during the construction phase

A.  

Duplication of important information by each discipline

B.  

Ensuring drawing note terminology is differentiated from specification terminology

C.  

Requiring the owner to hire a third-party to write the Division 01 specifications independently

D.  

Quality assurance tasks shared between design and consulting teams

A.  

Surety, on contractor's behalf.

B.  

Owner, unless assigned to contractor.

C.  

Owner and contractor, jointly.

D.  

Contractor, unless assigned to owner.

A.  

Procurement requirements

B.  

Resource drawings

C.  

Shop drawings

D.  

Addenda

A.  

Part I general

B.  

Divisions 02-49

C.  

The general conditions of the construction contract

D.  

The construction drawings

A.  

Sheet index

B.  

Cover sheet

C.  

General notes

D.  

Building code summary

A.  

Product data

B.  

Shop drawings

C.  

Schedule of values

D.  

Warranty documentations

A.  

They are contract documents.

B.  

They illustrate some portion of the work.

C.  

They are reviewed only by the architect/engineer.

D.  

They include performance charts, instructions, and brochures.

A.  

Solicitation

B.  

Instructions for Procurement

C.  

Instructions to Bidders

D.  

Request for Scope of Work