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Created by micbell2000
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Question | Answer |
What is the architect's legal relationship with the subcontractor? | There is no contractual relationship between the architect and the subcontractors. |
Why and how should the architect be involved in subcontractor issues? | To condition their and owners behavior of non-interference with the relationships between the Contractor and subcontractor. Only in the event of mechanic's lien. |
What is the value in dealing with subcontractors in the design phase? | Consult with subcontractors as technical specialists before the contract, drawing upon their expertise. |
How should the architect deal with the subcontractor during the procurement and construction phases? | Limited to no contact with subcontractors except through the Contractor. |
Distinguish between separate contractors and subcontractors. | Separate Contractors are those contracted by the Owner, Subcontractors are those hired by the Contractor to fulfill their contract Document |
What are the subcontractor's unwritten expectations? | During bidding period, expect contractors to keep their proposals confidential. To be consulted when construction schedule is being compiled and amended. Reasonable supply of contract documents as applicable to their portion of the work. To be provided with necessity amenities, such as parking, water, electricity, toilets, etc. On the presence of a skilled superintendent. Accurate measurements, equipment, space, materials, and scheduling |
What are the architect's contractual obligations? | To design all subcontract work properly and to respect the normal work sequences and usual interfaces between adjoining trades. Has properly researched all specifications. To process submittals promptly. |
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