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What is the main purpose of the Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act?
What is the main purpose of the Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act?
- To provide financial assistance to civil engineering projects
- To promote transparency and efficiency in government procurement (correct)
- To regulate the professional fees of civil engineers
- To enforce strict quality control standards in construction
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?
- 6 years (correct)
- 8 years
- 4 years
- 2 years
What is the main purpose of RA 4566?
What is the main purpose of RA 4566?
- To create the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB)
- To regulate the practice of engineering in the Philippines (correct)
- To oversee the construction of public buildings
- To implement environmental policies in construction
Which government agency is responsible for monitoring and enforcing occupational safety standards in construction sites?
Which government agency is responsible for monitoring and enforcing occupational safety standards in construction sites?
What is the purpose of the Philippine Civil Engineering Code of Ethics?
What is the purpose of the Philippine Civil Engineering Code of Ethics?
Which of the following is an example of unethical behavior for a civil engineer in the Philippines?
Which of the following is an example of unethical behavior for a civil engineer in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for accrediting contractors in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for accrediting contractors in the Philippines?
What is the purpose of the Department of Public Works and Highways?
What is the purpose of the Department of Public Works and Highways?
What happens if a contractor fails to renew their license?
What happens if a contractor fails to renew their 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?
What is the role of the Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering?
What is the role of the Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering?
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?
What type of contract is commonly used in civil engineering projects in the Philippines?
What 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?
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 in the Philippines?
What happens when a contractor's license is suspended in the Philippines?
What happens when a contractor's license is suspended in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for regulating and licensing contractors in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for regulating and licensing contractors in the Philippines?
What is the main purpose of the 'Design and Build' method of project delivery?
What is the main purpose of the 'Design and Build' method of project delivery?
What is the typical retention period of retention money held by the owner or client after completion of a civil engineering project in the Philippines?
What is the typical retention period of retention money held by the owner or client after completion of a civil engineering project in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for implementing the government procurement law in the Philippines?
Which government agency is responsible for implementing the government procurement law in the Philippines?
How soon should the Notice to Proceed be issued to the successful bidder?
How soon should the Notice to Proceed be issued to the successful bidder?
Who is responsible for preparing the project specifications in a construction contract?
Who is responsible for preparing the project specifications in a construction contract?
What percentage of the capital stock must belong to Filipino citizens for a partnership or corporation to bid?
What percentage of the capital stock must belong to Filipino citizens for a partnership or corporation to bid?
Which procurement method involves a direct negotiation between the government agency and a single supplier or contractor?
Which procurement method involves a direct negotiation between the government agency and a single supplier or contractor?
Which type of procurement project is subject to post-qualification of the winning bidder?
Which type of procurement project is subject to post-qualification of the winning bidder?
What is the primary objective of the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB)?
What is the primary objective of the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB)?
What is the minimum value of the contractor's largest single contract?
What is the minimum value of the contractor's largest single contract?
When can the procuring entity conduct a repeat bidding for the same project in case of a failed bidding?
When can the procuring entity conduct a repeat bidding for the same project in case of a failed bidding?
What is the penalty for a registered civil engineer found guilty of unethical conduct by the Professional Regulation Commission?
What is the penalty for a registered civil engineer found guilty of unethical conduct by the Professional Regulation Commission?
What is the percentage of the total contract price required for performance security?
What is the percentage of the total contract price required for performance security?
How many working days before the deadline can bids be withdrawn?
How many working days before the deadline can bids be withdrawn?
Which document is commonly used to define the rights, responsibilities, and scope of work in a civil engineering contract?
Which document is commonly used to define the rights, responsibilities, and scope of work in a civil engineering contract?
Who is required to obtain a contractor's license?
Who is required to obtain a contractor's license?
Which procurement method is typically used for the acquisition of off-the-shelf items with readily determinable specifications?
Which procurement method is typically used for the acquisition of off-the-shelf items with readily determinable specifications?
What happens if a contractor fails to renew their license?
What happens if a contractor fails to renew their license?
What is the standard form of contract commonly used for government infrastructure projects in the Philippines?
What is the standard form of contract commonly used for government infrastructure projects in the Philippines?
Which ethical principle requires civil engineers to act in the best interest of the public?
Which ethical principle requires civil engineers to act in the best interest of the public?
How often must a contractor's license be renewed under RA 4566?
How often must a contractor's license be renewed under RA 4566?
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CE Laws, Contracts, and Ethics
Licensing and Registration
- A contractor's license must be renewed under RA 4566; the frequency of renewal is every 2 years.
- If a contractor fails to renew their license, their license is suspended until renewal.
- In the Philippines, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is responsible for regulating the practice of civil engineering.
- The Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) is responsible for the registration and accreditation of contractors.
Contracts
- The Philippine Government Procurement Reform Act aims to promote transparency and efficiency in government procurement.
- A performance bond in a civil engineering contract guarantees payment to subcontractors and suppliers.
- A design and build contract involves a single party responsible for both design and construction.
- The "Design and Build" method of project delivery aims to reduce project costs and completion time.
- A Contract Agreement is a document commonly used to define the rights, responsibilities, and scope of work in a civil engineering contract.
- The maximum allowable contract period for a public infrastructure project in the Philippines is 6 years.
Ethics
- The Philippine Civil Engineering Code of Ethics establishes professional standards and conduct.
- A civil engineer's primary responsibility is to act in the best interest of the public.
- Unethical behavior for a civil engineer in the Philippines includes engaging in bribery or corruption.
- The maximum fine for practicing civil engineering in the Philippines without a valid license is ₱500,000.
Government Agencies
- The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is responsible for monitoring and regulating public infrastructure projects in the Philippines.
- The Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB) is responsible for implementing the government procurement law in the Philippines.
- The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is responsible for monitoring and enforcing occupational safety standards in construction sites.
Procurement
- Competitive bidding is a procurement method that involves open competition among bidders.
- Direct contracting involves a direct negotiation between the government agency and a single supplier or contractor.
- The Notice to Proceed (NTP) must be issued to the successful bidder not later than 30 calendar days from the date of approval of the contract.
- Performance security in the form of cash, manager's check, cashier's check, irrevocable letter of credit, or bank draft shall be 10% of the total contract price.
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