Construction Contract Management: Demobilization and Temporary Facilities

Architectural plans are not included in building plans according to Republic Act 9184.

Electrical plans are not a required component of building plans as per local government rules and regulations.

Plumbing plans do not need to include details of septic vault according to the specifications.

Mechanical plans and specifications are optional in the preparation of building plans.

Construction specifications are not part of building plans according to Republic Act 9184.

The construction permits and utilities application is typically handled by the Contractors only, excluding other stakeholders.

Consultants play a crucial role in providing expert advice on specialized installations like air conditioning during a construction project.

Architects are responsible for providing engineering services like electrical and plumbing on a construction project.

The selection of a Contractor or Builder is done before the completion of the architectural plans and related documents.

Demobilization activities are primarily focused on setting up temporary facilities on a construction site.

Occupational safety and health considerations are not essential during the planning and construction phases of a project.

Demobilization activities include only the transportation of personnel from the site.

Occupational Safety and Health typically costs between 0.8% to 1.7% of the total project cost.

Excavation involves moving only rock materials with tools, equipment, or explosives.

Temporary facilities on a construction site can include barriers, site offices, and parking but not electrical or water supply.

Earthworks typically involve processes like excavation, backfilling, and gravel bedding.

Soil poisoning in pre-construction is not necessary for building stability.