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What happens if a contractor fails to renew their license?
What happens if a contractor fails to renew their license?
- They are fined immediately
- Their license is suspended until renewal (correct)
- They are given a grace period of one year
- They must reapply for a new license
Which government agency is responsible for regulating the practice of civil engineering in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for regulating the practice of civil engineering in the Philippines?
- Department of Public Works and Highways
- Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines
- Civil Engineering Board of the Philippines
- Professional Regulation Commission (correct)
What is the role of the Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering?
What is the role of the Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering?
- Conducting licensure examinations for civil engineers (correct)
- Administering contracts for civil engineering projects
- Enforcing labor laws in the construction industry
- Setting construction standards and guidelines
Which of the following is a violation of the Code of Ethics for civil engineers in the Philippines?
Which of the following is a violation of the Code of Ethics for civil engineers in the Philippines?
Which type of contract is commonly used in civil engineering projects in the Philippines?
Which type of contract is commonly used in civil engineering projects in the Philippines?
What is the purpose of a performance bond in a civil engineering contract?
What is the purpose of a performance bond in a civil engineering contract?
In the Philippines, which government agency is responsible for the registration and accreditation of contractors?
In the Philippines, which government agency is responsible for the registration and accreditation of contractors?
What is the purpose of the Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act?
What is the purpose of the Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act?
What is the maximum allowable contract period for a public infrastructure project in the Philippines?
What is the maximum allowable contract period for a public infrastructure project in the Philippines?
What is the main purpose of RA 4566?
What is the main purpose of RA 4566?
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Civil Engineer License Renewal
Civil Engineer License Renewal
Renewing a civil engineer's license is crucial to maintaining professional status. Suspension occurs if renewal is missed.
Fixed-Price Contract
Fixed-Price Contract
A construction contract with a predetermined, fixed price for the entire project.
Performance Bond
Performance Bond
A financial guarantee ensuring a project's timely completion and quality.
Government Procurement Reform Act
Government Procurement Reform Act
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Competitive Bidding
Competitive Bidding
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Notice of Award
Notice of Award
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Maximum Advance Payment
Maximum Advance Payment
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Performance Security
Performance Security
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Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering
Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering
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Ethical Conduct (Civil Engineering)
Ethical Conduct (Civil Engineering)
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Study Notes
CE Laws, Contracts, and Ethics
Licensing and Regulation
- If a contractor fails to renew their license, their license is suspended until renewal.
- The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is responsible for regulating the practice of civil engineering in the Philippines.
- The Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering conducts licensure examinations for civil engineers.
- The Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) is responsible for the registration and accreditation of contractors.
Types of Contracts
- A fixed price contract is commonly used in civil engineering projects in the Philippines.
- A performance bond is used to ensure completion of the project on time and to protect the owner against defective workmanship.
- A lump sum contract is a type of contract where the contractor agrees to complete the project for a fixed price.
Government Procurement
- The Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act aims to promote transparency and efficiency in government procurement.
- The Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB) is responsible for implementing the government procurement law in the Philippines.
- The maximum allowable contract period for a public infrastructure project in the Philippines is 6 years.
- The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is responsible for monitoring and regulating public infrastructure projects in the Philippines.
Ethics and Professional Conduct
- The Philippine Civil Engineering Code of Ethics establishes professional standards and conduct for civil engineers.
- Failing to disclose conflicts of interest to clients, engaging in bribery or corruption, and providing false or misleading information are examples of unethical behavior for civil engineers.
- Civil engineers are required to act in the best interest of the public and maintain confidentiality.
Procurement Methods
- Competitive bidding is a procurement method used to acquire goods and services through a transparent and competitive process.
- Direct contracting is a procurement method used when there is only one qualified supplier or contractor available.
- Shopping is a procurement method used for the acquisition of off-the-shelf items with readily determinable specifications.
- Limited source bidding is a procurement method used when there are only a few qualified suppliers or contractors available.
Bidding and Contract Award
- The procuring entity is required to issue the notice of award after the bid evaluation within 10 calendar days.
- The maximum period allowed for the procuring entity to issue the notice of award is 14 calendar days.
- The contractor's license shall be repaid by deducting 20% from his periodic progress payments.
Advance Payment and Performance Security
- The maximum amount of advance payment allowed for procurement projects under the Philippine government procurement law is 20% of the contract amount.
- Performance security in the form of cash, manager's check, cashier's check, or irrevocable letter of credit shall be 10% of the total contract price.
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Review questions on laws, contracts, and ethics for civil engineers, covering topics such as licensing and regulation in the Philippines.