Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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What are single prime, turnkey, and design/build examples of?

  1. Types of construction loans

  2. Home loan types

  3. Methods of constructions contracting

  4. Forms of construction

The correct answer is: Methods of constructions contracting

Single prime, turnkey, and design/build are all methods of construction contracting that define how a project is organized and managed. Single prime contracting involves hiring one general contractor who manages all subcontractors necessary for the project. This method simplifies communication and project management since there is only one point of contact responsible for the overall performance of the contract. Turnkey contracting refers to a delivery method where the contractor takes on the entire responsibility for the project from start to finish. The client simply provides the specifications, and once the project is completed, the contractor turns it over to the client in a ready-to-use condition. Design/build is a collaborative approach where design and construction services are combined under one contract. This can lead to increased efficiency and smoother communication since the same entity is responsible for both aspects of the project. Understanding these methods is key to managing construction projects effectively, as each approach has different implications for costs, timelines, and the roles of various parties involved.