Warranty Reviews in Architecture and Construction
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During the first year of operation, who is responsible for confirming the performance of mechanical or electrical systems primarily used during a specific season?

  • The commissioning agent
  • The contractor
  • The engineer
  • The architect (correct)
  • Before the architect can recommend final acceptance, what must the contractor demonstrate about the systems that were conditionally accepted at the time of substantial performance?

  • They are defect-free
  • They are within budget
  • They meet all design requirements (correct)
  • They are energy-efficient
  • Who is responsible for documenting any adjustment or revision to the systems, as well as modifying the project database and the owner’s operating and maintenance manuals?

  • The engineer
  • The architect (correct)
  • The contractor
  • The commissioning agent
  • During the warranty period, who is responsible for reviewing defects and deficiencies on behalf of the client?

    <p>The architect</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who should be included in the review of the project prior to the anniversary date of the one-year warranty?

    <p>The architect, the engineers, the client, and the contractor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should the architect do if the contractor fails to rectify a warranty item in a reasonable time?

    <p>The architect should review the client's rights under the bonding and insurance provisions in the contract</p> Signup and view all the answers

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