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what is contract administration
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this consists of all the activities performed by the ID during the time the contract between the owner and the contractor is in force
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what are submittals, who provides them and when
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these include shop drawings, samples and product data - they are provided by the contractor as called for in the CDs and are provided after contract is awarded
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why does the ID review the submittals?
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for the limited purpose for cking for conformance w/info given and to see if they follow the design intent - the ID is not responsible for determining the accuracy of measurements or completeness of details, etc.
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what does the project mgr do during the job?
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the pm - must constantly coordinate the various people involved: design firm's staff, consultants, client, bldg code officials, firm mgt. must also maintain schedule, direct staff and make sure wk is getting done.
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what is one thing that the ID must keep a log of?
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according to the owner-designer agreement - the ID must keep a log of submittals and copies of submittals
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under FF&E does the ID have the right to reject furniture and equipment?
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NOOO - only the owner may reject nonconforming work and must do so in writing to the vendor - however the ID may assist the owner
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who is responsible for safety on the job?
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the contractor - the interior designer should NOT volunteer or suggest any direction concerning any type of safety issues on the jobsite - if a violation is noticed, it should be brought to the attention of the owner and the contractor and f/up in writing
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what is a transmittal
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form ltr that ID can use to send info to anyone involved w/the project or anyone from whom info has been requested
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