Construction Contracts Quiz

The stage in the construction process where the project is deemed ready to be built and contractors are invited to submit proposals to complete the work.

A thorough review process to ensure that all construction documents are accurate and complete before they are sent to potential contractors.

An official document that describes all details of the project including specifications, blueprints, and estimated costs.

A written proposal submitted by a contractor outlining their bid to carry out the construction project.

Individuals or companies who submit tenders to complete the construction project.

The approval process by the client to move forward with the tendering phase.

They are crucial because ensuring accuracy can prevent costly mistakes down the line.

The tendering process ensures fair competition and helps the client choose the best value contractor for the project.

The process of selecting a suitable construction company for a project.

When a company who has been invited to participate in a bidding process decides not to submit a bid or withdraws their bid.

Reasons why a bid might be rejected, such as missing documents, errors in submission, absence from mandatory site visits, or submitting bids after the deadline.

The process of reviewing and comparing bids submitted by different construction companies.

The final step after the bid review, where the chosen company signs a legal contract to fulfill the project.

A contract type where the contractor performs the work for a predetermined fixed price, including all costs and profit.

A contract type where the contractor is paid for the actual cost of work plus a percentage or fixed fee.

Canadian Construction Documents Committee, an organization that develops standard construction contracts.

The process of selecting the best contractor for a project by comparing tenders.

An agreement between the client and contractor outlining the terms and conditions of the project.

The stage in a construction project where contractors submit their tenders for consideration.

Changes or modifications to the original tender documents.

The legal terms of reference between the owner and contractor, outlining responsibilities, timelines, and financial obligations.

A section of the contract that identifies all major parties involved and establishes their roles, rights, and responsibilities. It outlines the administration process for managing the project.

Additional requirements to the general conditions that may or may not have an impact on the project contract.

A process that involves a neutral third party who makes decisions to resolve disagreements arising from the contract.

A method of negotiating and resolving disputes through facilitated discussions with a neutral third party.

Additional information provided after the bids are submitted but before the contract is awarded.

A milestone in the construction process that marks the point when the project is considered ready for use.

An agreement where the price is based on a set cost per unit, like a door. This type of contract is common for projects with repetitive materials where the exact quantity might change.

A contract where the contractor manages the entire construction process, oversees planning, design, and construction. They work with the owner and consultants (including the interior designer).

A construction management contract used for projects with tight deadlines. The contractor prioritizes speed and quality, with cost being secondary.

The contractor is responsible for both the design and construction of the project. They choose the consultants and work directly with the client.

A contract where the scope of work and cost are not defined in advance. The client pays for the contractor's time and materials used.

Similar to a Time and Materials contract, this type of contract is used when the exact scope and cost of a project can't be determined easily.

A type of Construction Management contract that involves the contractor handling all the aspects of construction and working closely with consultants, including interior designers.

A type of contract where the price is based on the quantity of each specific item used on the project.

Members of a design team are responsible for tasks such as developing design concepts, creating drawings, and coordinating with other professionals involved in the project.

A research assignment that requires students to analyze and summarize available resources related to a construction site.

The process of identifying and documenting site safety measures that are visible from a public area.

A formal written report that presents findings and analysis of a specific topic, typically using a structured format with an introduction, body, and conclusion.

The process of gathering and organizing resources and personnel necessary to begin a project.

A short test designed to assess a student's understanding of specific concepts.

A collection of resources referenced in a report, typically listed alphabetically at the end of the document.