NCARB Project Management Practice Exam

Which document is the AIA design-build contract between Owner and Design Builder?

A141, Agreement Between Owner and Design Builder A101, Agreement Between Owner and Contractor C201, General Conditions E201, Data Exchange

Correct Answer:

A141, Agreement Between Owner and Design Builder

Explanation:

In design-build, the owner signs a single contract with the design-builder who provides both design and construction services. The document that formalizes this relationship is the Design-Build Agreement between the Owner and the Design-Builder. It sets the scope, responsibilities, compensation, and risk under one integrated agreement, reflecting the single accountability and collaborative flow of a design-build project. The Owner-Contractor agreement is used for traditional design-bid-build where design and construction are separate; the General Conditions establish the baseline terms for the project and can accompany various contracts; and the Data Exchange document governs information-sharing processes rather than establishing the contract itself.

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