Domain 2 - Project Conception and Delivery (CDT)

Producing construction documents

Construction cost

Entity typically responsible for obtaining business interruption insurance

Conducted to determine the extent of hazardous conditions on the site

Management of construction

Element of a site survey: Property lines with length and bearing

Based on a fixed amount for a unit of measure, such as square feet

Owner's financial condition, life cycle cost, value of existing facilities, available funding, timing

Costs associated with terminating a lease

Determines activities dependent upon each other and longest path for completion of those activities

"Provides supplemental coverage that general liability and automobile policies will not cover"

Relocation costs to new facility

Owner engages design architect/engineer not associated with design-builder, cannot be retained by design-builder.

Owner selects design-builder based on fees, possibly qualifications and general conditions cost

Element of a site survey: Location, size, elevation, depth, and other applicable characteristics of utilities

"Employee protection by an employer for employment-related injuries" best describes

Owner not only looks at proposed cost but also quality and qualifications that were part of proposal

Compensation method: Based on fixed amount for each hour of work expended on the project

Hazardous material remediation/rehabilitation

Schedule developed by contractor for the construction project

Modified selection process w owner first preparing owner project requirements then requesting proposals in two phases

Provides report on site conditions based on laboratory analysis of soils taken from site and other subsurface condition

Operations, relocation, environmental impact, public facilities and utilities impacted, economic impact

Financing costs

Addressing planning issues

Element of a site survey: Locations of existing structures, paving, and other improvements above and below grade

Water and air infiltration through the building enclosure that can affect structural and thermal integrity of components

Permanent fixtures and equipment

Cost estimating for bids or proposals

Identify abstract ideas that are intended as functional solutions to an owner's performance problems

Apartment building (non government subsidized), car dealership, department store, medical office building

Traffic studies 2 evaluate influence on local traffic patterns,& studies of light & shadow affecting adjacent properties

Owner contracts directly w design-builder, then responsible 4 developing design, providing contract docs, & construction

Quantify and describe the effect the project will have on the environment

Owner's decision is driven by lowest cost of work rather than qualifications, fees, or total cosst

Compensation method: Arrangement that is a combination of two or more compensation methods

Identify info that may have direct bearing on defined goals, organizing them into categories

Procurement

Detailed operational testing, adjusting, and training of operating personnel for specific systems or equipment readiness

Organization of vast amount of detailed info collected in impact studies and site analysis during initial stages of info

Owner selects CMAR based on fees and qualifications to determine best value for the project

Four considerations in facility programming: Function, Form, Economy, and Time

Owner makes trade-off between price considerations & other proposal elements. Owner goes w proposal offering best value.

Owner-obtained insurance

Element of a site survey: Proposed landscaping

Element of a site survey: Topographical contours

Broad schedule developed during project conception stage and addresses items - programming, site studies & acquisition

Initial economic feasibility test for proposed space requirements and expected performance level against proposed budget

Element of a site survey: Soil type locations

Entity typically responsible for obtaining automobile insurance

Understand owner's goals and values in addition to basic project needs, goal statements included in program

Identifying codes and regulations applicable to the design

Identifies broad visionary owner goals, user preferences, image, functional requirements, movement, facility demographic

Procurement process begins in one of two ways:

Researching, evaluating, and selecting products

Subcontracting

Administering construction contracts

Condition of major operating systems and subsystems including controls, environmental equipment, fire, electrical, etc

Demolition costs

Procedure involves considering existing conditions @ organizational lvl, aligning BIM goals & objectives w expected uses

Element of a site survey: Location of trees

Assisting owner in determining the design program and requirements

Two or more companies form partnership to act as prime contractor, each participant shares control, profit, and risk

Compensation method: Based on fixed percentage multiplied by budgeted, estimated, awarded, or final construction cost

Simple statement including organized and edited relevant information based on categories

Oversight of design and construction of exterior envelope, facades, fenestration, waterproofing, sealants, and roofs

"Additional coverage for general liability associated with the construction project"

Cost of extending utilities to the project site

Professional service fees

Owner is cognizant of CMAR's fees, but selection is mostly based on qualifications

Includes other commissioning types, documents owner's project requirements and verifies criteria are achieved

Based on a single, fixed stipulated amount for a predetermined and detailed scope of services

Quality assurance/quality control reviews

Bridge on interstate highway, city hall building, courthouse, new school within a school district

Element of a site survey: New building location

Owner accepts (private project) or is obligated to accept (public project) lowest responsible and responsive bid

Based on a fixed amount for each hour expended on project, with price given for maximum hours anticipated to be expended

Contractor forms alliance w 1+ companies to have them serve as subcontractors, participants not partners, indep. owned

Time scheduling

Designing a project reflecting owner's visions and meets design program and requirements

Element of a site survey: Description and locations of natural features

Element of a site survey: Groundwater depth

Element of a site survey: Recorded and known easements and rights-of-way