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What happens if work needs to be repeated according to the text?
What happens if work needs to be repeated according to the text?
- The contractor must do it regardless of fault (correct)
- The contractor can request additional payment
- The owner must cover the cost of the repetition
- The consultant is responsible for redoing the work
Who is responsible for paying for any damage caused while redoing work?
Who is responsible for paying for any damage caused while redoing work?
- The owner
- The contractor (correct)
- The consultant
- The architect
What should happen if the contractor causes damage while redoing work?
What should happen if the contractor causes damage while redoing work?
- The contractor faces no consequences
- The owner pays for the damages
- The contractor must pay for fixing the damage (correct)
- The consultant covers the repair costs
What is the responsibility of the contractor if they mess something up and it's not worth fixing?
What is the responsibility of the contractor if they mess something up and it's not worth fixing?
Who authorizes the spending of cash allowances according to the text?
Who authorizes the spending of cash allowances according to the text?
What happens if unexpected cash allowances lead to extra costs?
What happens if unexpected cash allowances lead to extra costs?
Who is responsible for creating a work schedule under cash allowances to avoid delays?
Who is responsible for creating a work schedule under cash allowances to avoid delays?
If work needs to be redone, who bears the responsibility for completing it again?
If work needs to be redone, who bears the responsibility for completing it again?
In case of damages caused by redoing work, who should cover the repair costs?
In case of damages caused by redoing work, who should cover the repair costs?
Who decides on an amount to be paid if something cannot be fixed?
Who decides on an amount to be paid if something cannot be fixed?
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Study Notes
Contract Administration
- If the Consultant finds no need for contract alterations, a report will be sent to the Owner and Contractor.
Dispute Resolution
- Disputes will be resolved through a dispute resolution process.
Protection of Person and Property
- Measures will be taken to protect people and property during the project.
Governing Regulations
- The project will be governed by relevant regulations.
Insurance
- Insurance coverage will be in place for the project.
Owner Takeover
- The Owner has the right to take over the project under certain circumstances.
Indemnification and Waiver
- The Contractor and Owner will indemnify each other against certain risks.
Risks of CCDC 4 Unit Price Contract
- Risks for the Owner include financial, schedule, and quality risks.
- Risks for the Contractor include financial, estimation, and management risks.
Payment Process
- The Contractor submits a written request for payment to the Consultant.
- The Consultant reviews the work and establishes the payment amount.
- A payment certificate is issued to the Owner.
- The Owner pays the Contractor.
Administration of the Contract
- The Contractor must redo defective work, regardless of fault.
- The Contractor is liable for damages caused during redoing work.
- The Contractor must pay for damages caused by redoing work.
Execution of the Work
- The Contractor is responsible for executing the work as per the Contract.
Allowances
- Cash allowances are authorized by the Owner through the Consultant.
- The Contractor and Consultant create a schedule for work under cash allowances.
- Unexpected cash allowances are deducted from the contract price through a change order.
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