CCDC 24 - 2016 Part 2

Supplemental Instructions are used to record clarifications or interpretations in the Contract Documents. True or False?

Supplemental Instructions can be used to make changes to the Contract Price or Contract Time. True or False?

Who issues the Supplemental Instruction?

If the Contractor believes that the Supplemental Instruction affects the Contract Price or Contract Time, what should the Contractor do?

What is the purpose of the Proposed Change Form?

What is the purpose of the Change Directive Form?

Which form is intended for summarizing proposed and recorded changes to the Contract Price and Contract Time?

Who should provide a clear and complete description of the proposed changes?

Which form should be sent by the Consultant to the Contractor and copied to the Owner and other consultants?

How many copies of the Change Order does the Consultant prepare and sign for the Owner to sign?

What happens to the Contract Price when the monetary consideration of a Change Order is to be applied against a contingency allowance?

How many copies of the Change Order does the Contractor return to the Consultant after signing?

According to the CCDC standard Contract Form, when is Substantial Performance of the Work considered to have been reached?

What should be included in a completed certificate of substantial performance?

When should the statutory prescribed form be used for the certification of substantial performance?

What is the purpose of Supplemental Instructions according to GC 2.2?

What is the role of the authorized person acting on behalf of the Consultant or Contractor in the certification of substantial performance?

What is the definition of Substantial Performance of the Work according to the CCDC standard Contract Form?

Which document describes a Change Order as an amendment to the Contract stating the agreement between the Owner and the Contractor upon a change in the Work and the adjustments in the Contract Price and Contract Time?

What should be included in the completed Change Directive Form?

How many copies of the Change Directive should the Consultant prepare for the Owner to sign?

What should be included in the completed Summary of Changes Form?

Who is recommended to prepare and maintain the Summary of Changes Form?

What is the purpose of the Summary of Changes Form?

When should the Summary of Changes Form be updated and distributed?

True or false: A Change Order is an amendment to the Contract stating the agreement between the Owner and the Contractor upon a change in the Work and the adjustments in the Contract Price and Contract Time.

True or false: The Change Directive Form should include the signature of the Contractor recommending the change in the Contract.

True or false: The Contractor is responsible for preparing three copies of the Change Directive for the Owner to sign.

True or false: The completed Change Directive Form should include the Change Directive number, Date of the Change Directive, and Reference number(s) (Owner, Consultant, or Contractor's Project number or other reference).

True or false: The Summary of Changes Form is intended for summarizing proposed and recorded changes to the Contract Price and Contract Time.