supplementary conditions vis a vis masterformat specifications?
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- Bidding requirements is NOT part of the specifications, it is owner’s instructions to bidders. You can use A701–2018 Instructions to Bidders to modify and send out to all bidders.
- There are several versions of owner/contractor agreement, one of the commonly used one is: A101–2017, Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Contractor where the basis of payment is a Stipulated Sum
- You can use A503-2017/2019, Guide for Supplementary Conditions (for A201-2017, 2017 Owner-Contractor and 2019 CMc agreements) to modify and generate Supplementary Conditions
Gang Chen, Author, Architect, LEED AP BD+C (GreenExamEducation.com)
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hi GC thank you!
i've been over this stuff a million times but i find it hard to actually MEMORIZE any of this.
also is there way to know what i am supposed to know for PDD. any suggestions? i should memorize the construction related categories in the project manual 02 - 20 or 02 - 29 i think? what else?
ALSO when i hear the term "SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS" where do these go? you seem to say the Bidding Requirements all go in a separate AIA Contract? some aspects of bidding go in Division 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirements don't they?
i know AIA contract A201 is the GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION which sets out various legal stuff but it also references the specifications doesn't it?
ALSO is there a way to understand what goes in
Division 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirements? or
Division 01 General Requirements? or
PART 1 vs Part 2 vs Part 3 of the Specifications?
for instance - /general/ GREEN BUILDING stuff goes in Division 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirements i believe. but /specific/ green building requirements as they relate to a specific material goes in Part 1 in a specific material specification.
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