A design contractor is paid separately for each swimming pool designed. Designed payments would be classified as _____ cost. indirect direct fixed administrative

Why should the Resident Project Representative not receive the submittals from the sub-contractors directly?

What are the temporary facilities provided by the Contractor?

the client request a recommendation of a contractor from the licensee the license has an obligation to recommend       A. Three reputable contractors   B. The least expensive contractor   C. At least three bids for the work to be performed   D. A licensed home improvement contractor

Give the list of possible tasks that might be offered to the resident project representative during the contractor's payment request?

Describe the troubles caused in the early years due to the unexperienced Resident Project Representatives?

Develop a programming budget estimate for a 100,000 square-foot warehouse, assuming a square-foot cost factor of $60 per square foot.  The site will be about 200,000 square feet with a site development cost of $3 per square foot. Use the following allowances to prepare your budget estimate: - Owner-furnished FFE: $1,000,000 - Owner soft costs: $800,000 - Programming fees: $50,000 - Geotechnical Investigation: $390,000

Develop a programming budget estimate for a 100,000 square-foot warehouse, assuming a square-foot cost factor of $60 per square foot.  The site will be about 200,000 square feet with a site development cost of $3 per square foot. Use the following allowances to prepare your budget estimate: - Owner-furnished FFE: $1,000,000 - Owner soft costs: $800,000 - Programming fees: $50,000 - Geotechnical Investigation: $390,000

On a project that supports a full-time Resident Project Representative at the site, with the project manager located in the home office, to whom should all contractor submittals be submitted first?

You want a mountain cabin built for weekend trips, vacations, to host family, and perhaps eventually to retire in. After discussing the project with a local contractor, you receive an estimate that the total con- struction cost of your 2000-ft2 lodge will be $250,000. The percentage of costs is broken down as follows: Percentage of Cost Items Total Costs Construction permits, legal and 8 title fees Roadway, site clearing, preparation Foundation, concrete, masonry Wallboard, flooring, carpentry Heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) Electric, plumbing, communications Roofing, flooring Painting, finishing 15 13 12 13 10 12 17 100 (a) What is the cost per square foot of the 2000-ft2 lodge? (b) If you are also considering a 4000-ft² layout option, estimate your construction costs if: i. All cost items (in the table) change propor- tionately to the size increase. ii. The first two cost items do not change at all; HVAC changes by 50%; and all others are proportionate.