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What is the purpose of specifying 'Contract laws' in a construction contract?
What is the purpose of specifying 'Contract laws' in a construction contract?
- To outline the steps involved in submitting bids for the project.
- To define the responsibilities of each contractor involved in the project.
- To establish a clear and legally binding framework for the project. (correct)
- To list the specific materials and equipment needed for the project.
Who is responsible for overseeing the project on behalf of the Owner?
Who is responsible for overseeing the project on behalf of the Owner?
- The Subcontractor
- The Owner's Representative (correct)
- The Contractor
- The Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board
Which of the following is NOT a standard component of a construction contract?
Which of the following is NOT a standard component of a construction contract?
- Document List
- Project Management Software (correct)
- Payment and Invoicing Terms
- Construction Scope
What is the primary function of the 'Construction Conditions and Responsibilities' section in a construction contract?
What is the primary function of the 'Construction Conditions and Responsibilities' section in a construction contract?
What is a 'Subcontractor' in the context of a construction contract?
What is a 'Subcontractor' in the context of a construction contract?
What is the role of the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) in the construction process?
What is the role of the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) in the construction process?
Why is a 'Construction Scope' defined in a contract?
Why is a 'Construction Scope' defined in a contract?
What is the purpose of a 'Document List' in a construction contract?
What is the purpose of a 'Document List' in a construction contract?
Which of the following would NOT be considered a Force Majeure event?
Which of the following would NOT be considered a Force Majeure event?
What is the primary purpose of the Contract?
What is the primary purpose of the Contract?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Force Majeure event as defined in the text?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Force Majeure event as defined in the text?
What is the importance of "Written Notice" in the Contract?
What is the importance of "Written Notice" in the Contract?
Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of Force Majeure?
Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of Force Majeure?
What is the standard of conduct required of the parties in the Contract?
What is the standard of conduct required of the parties in the Contract?
How does the Contract address the resolution of conflicts or discrepancies in interpretation?
How does the Contract address the resolution of conflicts or discrepancies in interpretation?
Which of the following activities are NOT included in the scope of work defined by the Contract?
Which of the following activities are NOT included in the scope of work defined by the Contract?
What does the term 'COSTS' specifically not include?
What does the term 'COSTS' specifically not include?
In which scenario would a party be considered a supplier rather than a Sub-Contractor?
In which scenario would a party be considered a supplier rather than a Sub-Contractor?
What is the CONTRACT PRICE?
What is the CONTRACT PRICE?
What type of bond guarantees the quality of materials provided by the Contractor?
What type of bond guarantees the quality of materials provided by the Contractor?
Which bond ensures the Contractor's faithful compliance with payment to workers and suppliers?
Which bond ensures the Contractor's faithful compliance with payment to workers and suppliers?
What marks the completion of the Owner's obligation to pay the CONTRACT PRICE?
What marks the completion of the Owner's obligation to pay the CONTRACT PRICE?
What is required from the Contractor to guarantee the performance of the Work?
What is required from the Contractor to guarantee the performance of the Work?
Which type of bond ensures that the Contractor executes the Work according to the Contract?
Which type of bond ensures that the Contractor executes the Work according to the Contract?
What is the purpose of the Invitation to Bid?
What is the purpose of the Invitation to Bid?
What does a Bid Bond guarantee?
What does a Bid Bond guarantee?
Which of the following best describes Specifications?
Which of the following best describes Specifications?
What are Special Provisions or Conditions intended for?
What are Special Provisions or Conditions intended for?
What does the term 'WORK' refer to in a construction contract?
What does the term 'WORK' refer to in a construction contract?
What information does a Bid Bulletin typically provide?
What information does a Bid Bulletin typically provide?
Which statement is incorrect regarding Change Orders?
Which statement is incorrect regarding Change Orders?
What role do Supplementary Specifications play in the bidding process?
What role do Supplementary Specifications play in the bidding process?
What happens if the Owner fails to issue the instruction in writing?
What happens if the Owner fails to issue the instruction in writing?
What should the Contractor do upon spotting a discrepancy in the documents?
What should the Contractor do upon spotting a discrepancy in the documents?
Who is primarily responsible for the adequacy of the design and sufficiency of the drawings?
Who is primarily responsible for the adequacy of the design and sufficiency of the drawings?
What is one of the responsibilities of the Owner regarding the Contractor's timely completion of work?
What is one of the responsibilities of the Owner regarding the Contractor's timely completion of work?
What happens to work done by the Contractor if discrepancies are found but not reported to the Owner?
What happens to work done by the Contractor if discrepancies are found but not reported to the Owner?
In terms of notices and submissions, what is the Contractor required to do?
In terms of notices and submissions, what is the Contractor required to do?
What must the Owner consider when making decisions that affect the Contractor's work?
What must the Owner consider when making decisions that affect the Contractor's work?
When the Contractor is designing any part of the work, who assumes responsibility for that design?
When the Contractor is designing any part of the work, who assumes responsibility for that design?
Which of the following is NOT considered a Contract Document?
Which of the following is NOT considered a Contract Document?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Project Description' section in a construction contract?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Project Description' section in a construction contract?
What is the difference between the 'Agreement' and the 'Contract Documents'?
What is the difference between the 'Agreement' and the 'Contract Documents'?
'Contract' is a term used to describe which of the following:
'Contract' is a term used to describe which of the following:
Which of the following sections is LEAST likely to be modified in a construction contract agreement based on the specific project?
Which of the following sections is LEAST likely to be modified in a construction contract agreement based on the specific project?
What is the main purpose of a contract agreement in construction projects?
What is the main purpose of a contract agreement in construction projects?
What does the term 'Contract Documents' typically include?
What does the term 'Contract Documents' typically include?
According to the content, what is the main difference between the Special Provisions and the General Conditions?
According to the content, what is the main difference between the Special Provisions and the General Conditions?
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Construction Contract Agreement
Construction Contract Agreement
A legal document outlining the terms of a construction project.
Contract
Contract
Combination of Agreement and Contract Documents in construction.
Agreement
Agreement
The document signed by the OWNER and CONTRACTOR excluding our main contract documents.
Contract Documents
Contract Documents
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Project Description
Project Description
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Contract Price
Contract Price
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Payment Basis
Payment Basis
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Construction Template
Construction Template
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Application for Payment
Application for Payment
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Payment Terms
Payment Terms
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Construction Scope
Construction Scope
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Construction Conditions
Construction Conditions
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Contract Laws
Contract Laws
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Owner's Representative
Owner's Representative
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Subcontractor
Subcontractor
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Owner's Written Instruction
Owner's Written Instruction
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Contractor's Responsibility for Discrepancies
Contractor's Responsibility for Discrepancies
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Owner's Responsibility for Design
Owner's Responsibility for Design
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Owner's Timely Actions
Owner's Timely Actions
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Contractor's Notice to Owner
Contractor's Notice to Owner
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Consequences of Non-Reporting
Consequences of Non-Reporting
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Owner's Role in Project Timeliness
Owner's Role in Project Timeliness
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Contractor's Risk with Discrepancies
Contractor's Risk with Discrepancies
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Acts of God
Acts of God
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Force Majeure
Force Majeure
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Written Notice
Written Notice
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Contract Intent
Contract Intent
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Standard of Conduct
Standard of Conduct
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Conflict Resolution
Conflict Resolution
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Force Majeure Events
Force Majeure Events
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Liability Exceptions
Liability Exceptions
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Invitation to Bid
Invitation to Bid
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Bid Documents
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Bid Bulletin
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Bid
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Bid Bond
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Special Provisions
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Specifications
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Work
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Costs
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Final Payment
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Surety
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Guarantee Bond
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Payment Bond
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Performance Bond
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Study Notes
Contract and Specifications
- A construction contract outlines the terms of a project, agreed upon by all parties involved.
- A contract is the combination of the agreement and contract documents.
- An agreement describes the terms of the overall agreement, excluding contract documents.
- Contract documents include: special provisions, general conditions, specifications, drawings, and other bid documents.
- Construction companies often use templates for their contracts.
- These templates include standard operating procedures as well as rates and conditions.
- Each contract is tailored to specific project needs (scope of work, costs, etc).
- Key contract sections typically include: project description, contract price, payment basis, schedule, and a list of documents.
Parties Involved in a Contract
- Owner: The party or authorized representative signing the contract and commissioning an owner's representative
- Owner's Representative: The person designated by the owner to act on their behalf.
- Contractor: Registered and licensed entity awarded the contract to execute the work.
- Subcontractor: A contractor registered by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board tasked with executing work on behalf of the main contractor.
Bidding Process and Contract Requirements
- Invitation to Bid: A notification from the owner to prospective bidders, outlining project details and bidding conditions (contract documents).
- Bid Documents: Include invitations, contract documents, and additional information.
- Bid Bulletins: Supplementary information released before bidding deadlines.
- Bid: A tender indicating a bidder's offer to perform the work.
- Bid Bond: A guarantee that the bidder will fulfill the contract.
- Special Provisions: Instructions that augment the drawings, specifications, and general conditions.
- Specifications: Detail of materials, equipment, construction methods, and quality.
- Supplementary Specifications: Additional detail of specifications.
- Drawings: Graphical representation of work details.
Work Performance and Cost
- Work: Contractor's labor, materials, equipment, and obligations.
- Completion Time: Specified time limit for completing the work.
- Costs: All expenditures related to the project, excluding profits.
- Subcontracting: Contractors are allowed to contract with subcontractors.
- Contract Price: Total amount paid by the owner to the contractor.
- Final Payment: Payment made after all tasks and approvals are completed.
Contract Performance and Dispute Resolution
- Guarantee, Payment, and Performance Bonds: Securities to ensure contractor commitment.
- Force Majeure: Events beyond the parties' reasonable control that could impact the project.
- Written Notice: Formal communication using registered mail or courier
- Responsibility for resolving conflicts or discrepancies falls on the owner
- Consequences of owner not providing written instructions
- Obligations with respect to defective or inferior materials.
- Review and correction of documents errors/inconsistencies
- Accuracy and responsibility for documents
- Document ownership: Documents remain the owner's property
Contractor Responsibilities
- Contractor's timely completion of work and responsibilities related to actions that could impact timely completion
- Giving notices or submission to the owner
- Responsibilities within the timeframe of the contract and agreed-upon specifications
- Requirements of inspections if needed
- What must be done with defective materials or work
Maintaining Project Documents and Ownership
- Maintaining documents relating to work on the project site
- What documents must be maintained, and what happens when these documents are changed/updated.
- Transfer of ownership of documents
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of construction contracts, including their definitions, essential components, and the roles of various parties involved. It also explores contract documents and how they are tailored to meet the needs of specific projects. Test your understanding of key contract sections and terminology in the construction field.