A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES Clause Samples

The "A-E Scope of Services" clause defines the specific tasks, responsibilities, and deliverables that an architect-engineer (A-E) is required to perform under a contract. It typically outlines the phases of work, such as design, documentation, and construction administration, and may detail the standards, timelines, and coordination requirements expected of the A-E. By clearly delineating what services are included and excluded, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of the project's requirements, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over scope and helping to manage expectations throughout the project.
A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. A-E shall diligently perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties set forth in Appendix 1 - Scope of Services, attached hereto, in the time set forth in the Article titled Time for Performance below. The attached Appendix 1 – Scope of Services is hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference. COUNTY, at its discretion, may reduce, limit or amend the Scope of Services and the corresponding costs upon written notification to A-E as described in the Article titled Changes in Scope of Services of this Agreement.
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. Initiation of A-E services is under the control and supervision of JWA. A-E services are subject to the Airport’s approval before services are initiated, through the issuance of a Job Order. A-E services shall meet all federal, state and county applicable codes, State of California criteria for the physically handicapped, as well as applicable criteria and requirements of the State Department of Industrial safety and the Federal Aviation Administration, (FAA) for Airport Construction. A-E shall perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties as set forth in the Scope of Services attached hereto as, “Scope of Services”- Attachment B.
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. A. The A-E shall perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties set forth in the attached Scope of Services for Project No. 0310-1900- OCENG (“Project”) which is incorporated into this Agreement as Appendix 1. B. The A-E shall comply with all applicable COUNTY procedures, guidelines, and rules pertaining to the management of architectural and engineering, construction management, and construction contracts, including, but not limited to the COUNTY’s Contract Policy Manual. The A-E shall fully familiarize itself with all contracts they are tasked with managing. A-E shall enforce all contractual requirements. C. The A-E is not authorized to amend any COUNTY contracts which it is assigned to manage. COUNTY contracts may only be amended by written change order first approved by JWA. D. The A-E’s duties shall include the review, verification and recommendation for payment of pay requests submitted by all architectural, engineering, design and construction contractors within the Scope of Services. The A-E shall review and verify that any such pay requests are accurate and in compliance with the applicable contract and COUNTY and JWA requirements. A-E’s recommendation of a pay request shall represent that A-E has reviewed the work, products or services for that pay request, and that the work, products or services for that pay request have been completed in a good and workmanlike manner and in compliance with the contract. The A-E shall promptly inform JWA, in writing, of any discovered work, products or services which have not been performed in compliance with the contract. The A-E shall recommend the appropriate payment for each pay request based on the A- E’s review. E. The A-E’s verification of pay requests shall include all documents necessary to support and justify the A-E‘s recommendations for payment. Such documentation shall include updated cost-loaded schedules and/or other applicable schedule formats as defined in contractors’ agreements with COUNTY, independent cost estimates, photos of completed work, delivery tickets, and purchase orders. A-E is responsible for assuring that project files contain all documentation necessary to justify payments prior to recommending payment. Electronic copies of documents shall be maintained in JWA’s electronic Project Document Management System, Oracle Primavera Unifier (“Unifier”), with the appropriate system security applied. F. The A-E shall make recommendations on any requests for extension...
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. The A-E shall diligently perform on an on-call, as-needed basis and in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties set forth in Task Orders based on Appendix 1 - Scope of Services, attached hereto, in the time set forth in the Article titled “Time for Performance” below. The attached Appendix 1 – Scope of Services is hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference. Task Orders will detail specific services, deliverables, schedules and budgets. COUNTY, at its discretion, may reduce, limit or amend the Scope of Services and the corresponding costs upon written notification to A-E as described in the Article titled “Changes in Scope of Services” of this Agreement.
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. A-E Scope of Services for the above-referenced project (the "Project") shall be in accordance with the "Architect-Engineer Guide" as issued by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Airport and incorporated into this Agreement by reference, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by A-E. A-E shall diligently perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties set forth in Appendix 1 - Scope of Services, attached hereto, in the time set forth in Section 4 below. The attached Appendix 1 – Scope of Services is hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference. COUNTY, at its discretion, may reduce, limit or amend the Scope of Services and the corresponding costs upon written notification to A-E as described in Section 8 of this Agreement.
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. Initiation of A-E services is under the control and supervision of JWA. A-E services are subject to the Airport’s approval before services are initiated, through the issuance of a Job Order. A-E services shall meet all federal, state and county applicable codes, State of California criteria for the physically handicapped, as well as applicable criteria and requirements of the State Department of Industrial safety and the Federal Aviation Administration, (FAA) for Airport Construction. A-E shall perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and A-E shall perform in a competent and professional manner those tasks and duties as set forth in the Scope of Services attached hereto as, “Scope of Services”- Attachment B.
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A-E SCOPE OF SERVICES. A-E services for the above referenced project (the "Project") shall be in accordance with the latest "Architect-Engineer Guide" and CAD Drafting Standards as issued and to be provided by JWA and incorporated into this Agreement by reference.
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