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  1. The AIA A133 Owner-Contractor Agreement is designed specifically for which project delivery method?

    Answer: Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) with a Guaranteed Maximum Price

    AIA A133 is the Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Construction Manager as Constructor where the basis of payment is a Guaranteed Maximum Price.

  2. Under AIA B101, which of the following is considered an Additional Service requiring separate compensation?

    Answer: Programming and pre-design services

    Programming is listed as an Additional Service in AIA B101 because it falls outside the five Basic Service phases and requires separate authorization.

  3. In AIA A201-2017, the Architect's authority to reject Work that does not conform to the Contract Documents is found in which article?

    Answer: Article 4

    Article 4 of A201 covers the Architect's administration of the Contract, including the authority to reject non-conforming Work.

  4. The 'Schedule of Values' submitted by the Contractor under AIA A201-2017 must be:

    Answer: Allocated to the portions of the Work and used as the basis for progress payments

    A201 §9.2 requires the Contractor to submit a Schedule of Values allocated to portions of the Work, which serves as the basis for reviewing payment applications.

  5. AIA Document A105 differs from AIA A101 in that A105 is intended for:

    Answer: Small projects of limited scope

    AIA A105 is a simplified Owner-Contractor Agreement designed for small projects of limited scope and complexity.

  6. Under AIA A201-2017, the period following Substantial Completion during which the Contractor must correct defective Work is known as the:

    Answer: Correction Period

    A201 §12.2 establishes a one-year Correction Period after Substantial Completion, during which the Contractor must promptly correct defective Work.

  7. Which AIA document series covers Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) agreements?

    Answer: A195/B195 and C191 series

    AIA documents A195, B195, and C191 are specifically developed for Integrated Project Delivery, establishing a multi-party agreement framework.