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An architect is evaluating a change order.
Where should the costs for the project superintendent or general foreman be included?

• A.Direct field labor costs
• B.Field overheads
• C.General and administrative overheads
• D.Direct field labor hours

Which document defines the architect's scope of services and responsibilities?

• A.Construction Documents
• B.Contractor's Bid Proposal
• C.General Conditions (A201)
• D.Owner-Architect Agreement (B101)

During the bidding phase, what is the architect's role regarding addenda?

• A.Issuing clarifications or changes to the bidding documents to all bidders
• B.Negotiating contract terms with the contractor
• C.Selecting the winning bidder based on cost
• D.Approving subcontractor selections

A construction project is one week away from the date of substantial completion as defined by an AIA A201 agreement. The owner comes forward with a major change to the work. The contractor and owner disagree on how much to extend the contract time. The project needs to proceed without delay while the contractor and owner work out the difference.
Which one of the following steps should the architect take?

• A.Issue a construction change directive.
• B.Issue a minor change in the work.
• C.Issue a waiver of subrogation.

Which project delivery method allows the owner to engage the architect, contractor, and key consultants in a single collaborative contract?

• A.Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
• B.Design-Bid-Build
• C.Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR)
• D.Design-Build