DBIA EXAM 2 LATEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 200
QUESTION AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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Who provides the pre-construction services for CMAR? - ANSWER✔✔Contractor What kind of contracting approach is usually used in CMAR? - ANSWER✔✔Negotiated GMP What is special about the estimating process in CMAR? - ANSWER✔✔it is an open-book Which delivery methods have the chance to fast track the schedule? - ANSWER✔✔- DB
- CMAR
In CMAR, the construction cost is determined _____ the design is completed. - ANSWER✔✔before In CMAR, the Owner procures and manages designers and contractors under (one / two separate) contracts? - ANSWER✔✔two separate In CMAR, the _____ negotiates the full commercial deal. - ANSWER✔✔Owner In CMAR, what is the direct contractual relationship between the contractor and designer? - ANSWER✔✔There is no direct contractual relationship In CMAR, there is _____ public sector authority for its use. - ANSWER✔✔limited In _____, the owner contracts with one single entity for both design and construction. - ANSWER✔✔DB In which project delivery method do the designer and contractor have a direct contractual relationship? -
ANSWER✔✔DB
Which project delivery method has multiple organizational structures? - ANSWER✔✔DB In DB, How is the Design-Builder generally selected? - ANSWER✔✔QBS or Best Value Which delivery methods generally uses the selection process of QBS and Best Value? - ANSWER✔✔- DB 1 / 3
- CMAR
Which delivery method has a wide spectrum of contracting approaches? - ANSWER✔✔DB The DB system has a(n) _____ _____ of responsibility. - ANSWER✔✔Single Point In DB, the Owner (does / does not) manage the designer. - ANSWER✔✔Does NOT What creates innovation potential in DB? - ANSWER✔✔Collaboration between the Owner, Contractor, and Designer Which delivery method gives early knowledge of the project cost? - ANSWER✔✔DB In DB, the Owner's exposure to _____ is significantly reduced. - ANSWER✔✔claims What is the Single Point of Responsibility Risk? - ANSWER✔✔one of the main concerns for practitioners using DB What does EPC stand for? - ANSWER✔✔Engineer - Procure - Construct _____ is a delivery system that is for ALL practical purposes DB - ANSWER✔✔EPC EPC is a term used by _____ and _____ generation sectors. - ANSWER✔✔- industrial
- power
- / 3
In EPC, systems and performance testing are central to _____. - ANSWER✔✔scope The EPC contractor will typically perform engineering with its _____ _____. - ANSWER✔✔in-house staff In EPC, the Owner has need for _____ _____ of responsibility. - ANSWER✔✔Single Point In EPC, contracts include plant and process _____ guarantees. - ANSWER✔✔performance What 2 main things do EPC contract terms include? - ANSWER✔✔- liquidated damages
- limitations of liability
- project delivery
- cohesion
- / 3
"Owner has the ability to schedule and coordinate the work" best describes what delivery method? - ANSWER✔✔Multiple Prime Contracting In Multiple Prime Contracting, the Owner contracts with multiple _____ _____. - ANSWER✔✔trade contractors.What does the Multi-party agreement essentially mean? - ANSWER✔✔all parties are equal What contract approach does IPD tend to use? - ANSWER✔✔Target Price What procurement method is typically used in IPD? - ANSWER✔✔QBS What is the key to IPD? - ANSWER✔✔Owner's ability to accept risk P3 is typically used in what delivery system? - ANSWER✔✔DB The 2 main responsibilities of the owner under ALL delivery systems: Executing ______; and Executing actual _____ _____. - ANSWER✔✔- procurement
Owner's often retain ___ _____ assistance. - ANSWER✔✔3rd party What is one characteristic of the scope in 3rd party assistance? - ANSWER✔✔The scope of services varies widely Using a 3rd party professional does NOT constitute a new _____ _____. - ANSWER✔✔delivery system Delivery systems alone, do not predict _____ - ANSWER✔✔success Owners drive project success by strategically selecting strategies that promote team _____ and group _____. - ANSWER✔✔- integration