Guide Flashcards
7 cards from real Florida General Contractor practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
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What must a contractor obtain from the building department before occupants can legally use a new building?
Answer: Certificate of Occupancy (CO)
A Certificate of Occupancy is issued after final inspection, permitting lawful occupancy.
In competitive bidding, the lowest 'responsible and responsive' bidder is one who:
Answer: Meets all bid requirements and is capable of performing
A responsive bidder complies with the bid terms, and a responsible bidder has the capacity to perform.
A performance bond in a construction contract primarily protects:
Answer: The owner against contractor default
A performance bond guarantees the project is completed if the contractor defaults.
Retainage in a construction contract refers to:
Answer: A percentage of payment withheld until completion
Retainage is money withheld from progress payments until the work is satisfactorily completed.
Which document defines the detailed technical requirements and quality of materials for a project?
Answer: The specifications
Specifications describe the quality, materials, and workmanship standards for the project.
A change order is used to:
Answer: Modify the contract scope, price, or schedule
A change order documents agreed-upon changes to scope, cost, or time.
OSHA regulations on a Florida jobsite primarily address:
Answer: Worker safety and health standards
OSHA sets and enforces occupational safety and health standards to protect workers.