Common use of ASSOCIATED WORK Clause in Contracts

ASSOCIATED WORK. The Design-Builder shall, in association with the design and construction of the physical components of the Project, perform the following elements of Work: A) Design and construction management; B) Coordination with Project Stakeholders and other contractors adjacent to the Work; C) Design Quality Control (QC) and design review (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 111); D) Construction QC (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 112); E) Quality Assurance and Quality Acceptance; F) Environmental mitigation and compliance monitoring (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Environmental Performance Specification); G) Any additional environmental investigations and monitoring associated with or resulting from the Design-Builder’s actions; H) Maintenance of traffic and access to property (both temporary and permanent) (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance of Traffic Performance Specification); I) Project safety and security; J) Any necessary Preliminary Engineering (such as surveys and geotechnical investigations) not provided by the LA DOTD; K) Any necessary harmful and hazardous materials remediation (design and construction); L) Drainage and erosion control; M) Installation of signalization, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings; N) Demolition and construction waste disposal and handling; O) Required clearances, licenses, construction easements, and permits for the Design- Builder’s Work, Work sites, and storage areas on-site or off-site; P) Any necessary ancillary Work, such as, access roads, driveways, temporary fencing, relocation of drainage, Work sites, and temporary Work; Q) Location, acquisition, permits, and transportation for Material; R) All survey work necessary to produce final plans; S) Coordination of the relocation of any utilities and municipal drainage facilities and the design and relocation of any utilities as designated in the Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Utilities Performance Specification; T) Site clearance; U) Maintenance of the Project during the Contract period (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance During Construction Performance Specification); and V) Any other activities, functions, or elements necessary to the successful completion of the Project.

ASSOCIATED WORK. The Design-Builder shall, in association with the design and construction of the physical components of the Project, perform the following elements of Work: A) Design and construction managementof all Project components; B) Associated aesthetics and landscaping; C) Design and construction management; D) Coordination with Project Stakeholders stakeholders and other contractors adjacent to the Work; CE) Design Quality Control (QC) and design review (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100sSection 100, DB Section 111); DF) Construction QC Quality Control (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100sSection 100, DB Section 1121120); E) Quality Assurance and Quality Acceptance; FG) Environmental mitigation and compliance monitoring (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Environmental Mitigation and Compliance Performance Specification); GH) Any additional environmental investigations and monitoring associated with or resulting from the Design-Builder’s actions; HI) Coordination with Kansas City Southern (KCS) Railroad and Entergy; J) Maintenance of traffic and traffic, access to property (both temporary and permanent) (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance of Traffic Control Plan Performance Specification); IK) Project safety and security; JL) Any necessary Preliminary Engineering (PE) (such as surveys and geotechnical investigations) not provided by the LA DOTD; KM) Any necessary harmful and hazardous materials remediation (design and construction); LN) Drainage and erosion control; MO) Installation of signalization, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings; NP) Demolition and construction Construction waste disposal and handling; OQ) Required clearances, licenses, construction easements, and permits for the Design- Builder’s Work, Work sites, and storage areas on-site on- or off-site; PR) Any necessary ancillary Work, such as, access roads, driveways, temporary fencing, relocation of drainage, Work sites, and temporary Work; QS) Location, acquisition, permits, and transportation for Material; R) All survey work necessary to produce final plans; ST) Coordination of the relocation of any utilities and municipal drainage facilities and the design and relocation of any utilities as designated in the Contract Documents, Part 3 5 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Utilities Performance Specification; TUtility Requirements; U) Site clearance; U; V) Maintenance of the Project during the Contract period (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance During Construction Performance Specification); and VW) Any other activities, functions, or elements necessary to the successful completion of the Project.

ASSOCIATED WORK. The Design-Builder shall, in association with the design and construction of the physical components of the Project, perform the following elements of Work: A) Provide definitive corridor plans depicting the Future Full Build Out of the Project showing how the Project Scope associated with this Contract can be constructed while providing expandability to the construction of the Future Full Build Out. This will be depicted on the Future Full Build Out Definitive with a geometric design basis; B) The associated aesthetics of Albertson's Parkway overpass substructure elements; C) Design and construction management; BD) Coordination with Project Stakeholders and other contractors adjacent to the Work; CE) Design Quality Control (QC) and design review (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 111); DF) Construction QC Quality Control (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 112); EG) Quality Assurance and Quality Acceptance; FH) Environmental mitigation and compliance monitoring (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Environmental Performance Specification); GI) Any additional environmental investigations and monitoring associated with or resulting from the Design-Builder’s actions; HJ) Maintenance of traffic and access to property (both temporary and permanent) (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance of Traffic Performance Specification); IK) Project safety and security; JL) Any necessary Preliminary Engineering (such as surveys and geotechnical investigations) not provided by the LA DOTD; KM) Any necessary harmful and hazardous materials remediation (design and construction); LN) Drainage and erosion control; MO) Installation of signalization, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings. This Work will include an evaluation of the existing pier protection systems and any improvements necessary to bring the facility to current standards; NP) Demolition and construction waste disposal and handling; OQ) Required clearances, licenses, construction easements, and permits for the Design- Builder’s Work, Work sites, and storage areas on-site on- or off-site; PR) Any necessary ancillary Work, such as, access roads, driveways, temporary fencing, relocation of drainage, Work sites, and temporary Work; QS) Location, acquisition, permits, and transportation for Material; RT) All survey work necessary to produce final plans; S; U) Coordination of the relocation of any utilities and municipal drainage facilities and the design and relocation of any utilities as designated in the Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Utilities Performance Specification; TV) Site clearance; U; W) Maintenance of the Project during the Contract period (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance During during Construction Performance Specification); and VX) Any other activities, functions, or elements necessary to the successful completion of the Project.

ASSOCIATED WORK. The Design-Builder shall, in association with the design and construction of the physical components of the Project, perform the following elements of Work: A) Associated aesthetics and landscaping; B) Design and construction management; BC) Project-related public information activities; D) Coordination with Project Stakeholders stakeholders and other contractors adjacent to the Work; CE) Design Quality Control (QC) and design review (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100sSection 100, DB Section 111); DF) Construction QC Quality Control (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100sSection 100, DB Section 112); E) Quality Assurance and Quality Acceptance; FG) Environmental mitigation and compliance monitoring (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Environmental Mitigation and Compliance Performance Specification); GH) Any additional environmental investigations and monitoring associated with or resulting from the Design-Builder’s actions; HI) Maintenance of traffic and traffic, access to property (both temporary and permanent) (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance of Traffic Control Plan Performance Specification); IJ) Project safety and security; JK) Any necessary Preliminary Engineering (PE) (such as surveys and geotechnical investigations) not provided by the LA DOTD; KL) Any necessary harmful and hazardous materials remediation (design and construction); LM) Drainage and erosion control; M) Installation of signalization, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings; N) Demolition and construction Construction waste disposal and handling; O) Required clearances, licenses, construction easements, and permits for the Design- Builder’s Work, Work sites, and storage areas on-site on- or off-site; P) Any necessary ancillary Work, such as, access roads, driveways, temporary fencing, relocation of drainage, Work sites, and temporary Work; Q) Location, acquisition, permits, and transportation for Material; R) All survey work necessary to produce final plans; S) Coordination of the relocation of any utilities and municipal drainage facilities and the design and relocation of any utilities as designated in the Contract Documents, Part 3 5 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Utilities Performance Specification; TUtility Requirements; S) Site clearance; U) Maintenance of the Project during the Contract period (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance During Construction Performance Specification); and V) Any other activities, functions, or elements necessary to the successful completion of the Project.;

ASSOCIATED WORK. The Design-Builder shall, in association with the design and construction of the physical components of the Project, perform the following elements of Work: A) Design and construction management; B) Coordination with Project Stakeholders and other contractors adjacent to the Work; C) Design Quality Control (QC) and design review (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 111); D) Construction QC (see Contract Documents, Part 2 – DB Sections 100s, DB Section 112); E) Quality Assurance and Quality Acceptance; F) Environmental mitigation and compliance monitoring (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Environmental Performance Specification); G) Any additional environmental investigations and monitoring associated with or resulting from the Design-Builder’s actions; H) Maintenance of traffic and access to property (both temporary and permanent) (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance of Traffic Performance Specification); I) Project safety and security; J) Any necessary Preliminary Engineering (such as surveys surveys, Subsurface Utility Engineering, traffic data, bridge inspections, and geotechnical investigations) not provided by the LA DOTD; K) Any necessary harmful and hazardous materials remediation (design and construction); L) Drainage and erosion control; M) Installation of signalization, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings; N) Demolition and construction waste disposal and handling; O) Required clearances, licenses, construction easements, and permits for the Design- Builder’s Work, Work sites, and storage areas on-site or off-site; P) Any necessary ancillary Work, such as, access roads, driveways, temporary and permanent fencing, relocation of drainage, Work sites, and temporary Work; Q) Location, acquisition, permits, and transportation for Material; R) All survey work necessary to produce final plans; S) Coordination of the relocation of any utilities and municipal drainage facilities and the design and relocation of any utilities as designated in the Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Utilities Performance Specification; T) Site clearance; U) Maintenance of the Project during the Contract period (see Contract Documents, Part 3 – Design Requirements and Performance Specifications, Appendix A – Performance Specifications, Maintenance During Construction Performance Specification); and Vand U) Any other activities, functions, or elements necessary to the successful completion of the Project.