CE EXAM - How many days
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A.R.E. C+E (Construction & Evaluation) Review Notes (8.15.20)
“DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER”:
NO-SET-DAYS: ARCH review & respond to submittals within “reasonable promptness”:
- If no action is taken by ARCH, GC will consider it approved.
NO-SET-DAYS: ARCH review & respond to RFI’s within “reasonable promptness”.
(10%) RETAINAGE
(2): number trap fixtures allow per each vent.
7-DAYS: AFTER receiving GC’s “Certificate for Payment” ARCH has (2) options:
- Issue a “Certificate for Payment” to the OWNER.
- Notify the OWNER and contractor of the reasons for withholding certification.
7-DAYS: GC can “STOP WORK” if NOT paid 7-DAYS after the agreed date in the Contract.
- After additional 7-DAYS: written notice to OWNER.
7-DAYS: ARCH to review the Application for Payment.
7-DAYS: GC MUST PAY SUB’S after receipt of payment from OWNER.
7-DAYS: OWNER’s MUST pay after ARCH’s approval, consider this:
14-DAYS: after GC submits Application for Final Payment work is covered by GC.
10-DAYS: after GC submits Application for Final Payment work is covered by GC.
10-DAYS: GC MUST SUBMIT A.F.P. before due date of the date required in A201.
10-DAYS = IDM
10-DAYS: ARCH/ I.D.M. = requests additional that MUST BE submitted within another 10.
10-DAYS: BEFORE the bid date, bidders MUST submit substitutions.
- If substitutions ARE accepted, ARCH will issue ADDENDA 4-DAYS before bid date.
10-DAYS: ARCH MUST send “Demand Payment Letter” to OWNER PRIOR to recording lien “Design Professionals lien”.
90-DAYS: ARCH MUST Record Lien & Enforce “Design Professionals lien” by filing lawsuit.
10-DAYS: OWNER CAN FIX work at their own force:
- After warning GC in writing.
- Upon ARCH’s
14-DAYS: GC submits SUBs qualifications; OWNER’s & ARCH MUST REPLY; IF NOT, constitutes NO RESABLE OBJECTION.
15-DAYS: OWNER’s MUST FILE “Certificate of Completion” within date of completion.
15-DAYS: OWNER’s MUST furnish info to GC on mechanic’s lien rights
15-DAYS: OWNER’s MUST provide “WARRANTED INFO” to GC after request.
20-DAYS: SUBs NEED to fill out preliminary 20-DAYS notice (ARCH & GC are exempt, because each has a direct contract with OWNER; AND, if subs, laborers, vendors, etc. fail to send out the preliminary, may lose their lien rights.
21-DAYS: (NO LATER THAN): after occurrence of event, or after recognizing said condition, GC MUST submit claims against OWNER to ARCH, which is LATER!
21-DAYS: (NO LATER THAN): GC MUST “stop work” and immediately notify ARCH & OWNER in writing within 21-DAYS upon observing a hazardous event.
30-DAYS: OWNER SHOULD make final payment AFTER issuance of the ARCH’s FINAL CERTIFICATE of PAYMENT.
60-DAYS: GC can “TERMINATE” contract if NOT paid:
- After additional 7-DAYS: written notice to OWNER.
90-DAYS: ARCH MUST update the construction cost estimate at no add’l cost, IF bidding
DOES NOT commences within 90-days AFTER the ARCH submits the CDs.
180-DAYS: Permits become invalid if work DOES NOT start.
180-DAYS: Approved CD’s are retained by the department of the building official.
1 - YEAR: Warranties period.
4- YEARS: Statute of Limitation (protects plaintiff): “starts when flaw is found”.
4- YEARS: Statute of Repose (protects builder): extends beyond Limitation: “starts when work is complete” = Substantial Completion.
10-YEARS: Statute for “hidden defects”.
T.B.D.: Length of time a building official will issue a “temporary Certificate of Occupancy”.
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