What are the Pre-req of LEED SS credit?

Q: What are Bidders Prequalifications?

A: - The motive of  prequalification process is to examine a contractor and to determine its…

Q: What are the disadvantages of the certificate of compliances of products?a

A: There are various disadvantages of the certificate of compliance product some of them are mentioned…

Q: Does over-creditting always exist in carbon offset programs?

A: A carbon offset is indeed a decrease in carbon dioxide or even other carbon emissions that is used…

Q: How is liens law beneficial for sub-contractor?

A: The liens law is a law that is used for protecting the rights of the professionals of getting paid…

Q: What are the four principal methods available for the resolution of construction claims?

A: The four principal methods for the resolution of construction claims are given as following:

Q: How is recording of Bids done?

A: Project bidding is the mechanism whereby the contractor submits a offer to the customer as a request…

Q: Determine four reliable sources of building material pricing data

A: Here is the four reliable sources of building material pricing data.

Q: Determine the criteria for the selection of a contract. Time  Cost  Quality  Risk

A: Brief concept introduction- Contract- A contract is an agreement between two parties that is…

Q: When do Finance Failure Risks occur?

A: The financial failure risk is the possibility of losing the money invested on a project or any work,…

Q: How are the bidder's errors interpreted?

A: The Bidder's Error are interpreted in following ways : 1. When the the rates of the bidder's…

Q: What three important criteria must a part program satisfy in order to qualify for use in production…

A: Part programming- NC part programming with CAD/CAM is a more advanced kind of computer-assisted part…

Q: How can an owner participate in the safety program at the construction project?

A: Involvement of owner in project is very important.

Q: . What are the payment provisions under JCT?

A: JCT Standard Building Contract 2011 payment terms are relatively complex. The system relies on the…

Q: Which is one of the insurance form usually recommended for construction?why?

A: Construction insurance is a wide category of insurance policies which provide security throughout…

Q: Define the term Instant contract savings?

A: Instant contract saving:

Q: Choice 1 Extreme ease of use Choice 2 Designer preference Choice 3 Project owners requiring it…

A: BIM = Building Information Model  it is a tool which is used to distinguish the 3D modelling from…

Q: Who provides performance and payment bonds?

A: For several construction projects a payment bond is needed.

Q: The owner's representative is now withholding a current pay request for $300,000, requesting the…

A: Bid design-bid is a construction project delivery method in which the project owner contracts with…

Q: What is Bidder Prequalification?

A: Bidder Prequalification:

Q: In transferring risks to sub-contractors, should the bonding capability of the sub-contractor be a…

A: Subcontractor bonding legally allows the general contractor to pay subcontractor only when they've…

Q: Describe how to address the housing price fluctation issues  by implanting house price prediction…

A: Brief concept introduction- Housing price fluctuation- Housing price varies depending on several…

Q: Define the term long lead purchases?

A: Long lead purchase:

Q: What is the Spectrum of Risk?

A: The process of undertaking risks in the construction project to get returns in some certain amount…

Q: How is the force account used as a payment method?

A: Force account is a method of payment used for additional work if the contractor and the State…

Q: Depreciation, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, Storage, and License fees fall under what category cost?

A: Given data,given question related to the estimation and costing.let's discuss the depreciation,…

Q: What are the typical values of a Performance bonds?

A: A performance bond is also called a contract bond, it is a guaranty bond issued by a bank or an…

Q: xplain the OSHA's Fall Protection Standard. Then discuss whether residential contractors be exempt…

A: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) plays a critical role in ensuring workplace…

Q: Which formula can be used to estimate the Book Value?

A:

Q: What type of risks are reserved to the contractor?

A: Construction projects are subjected to various internal and external risks as a result of its…

Basic Concepts of Water Resource Sustainability

The majority of the earth's surface is composed of water. The water which is available for use by the living beings on earth comes from various water resources. Water resources are the naturally occurring water bodies that are intended to be used by the living beings on earth for drinking and other uses. Water resources provide 3% as freshwater, 97% as saltwater, two-thirds of which are frozen as glaciers and ices. The remaining water which generally doesn't remain frozen are the water resources found underground, precisely known as groundwater. The majority of these water sources act as non-convention sources of power generation, like in hydropower stations.