Common use of Coordination of Design and Construction Contract Documents Clause in Contracts

Coordination of Design and Construction Contract Documents. (1) Review all plans, specifications, and other design documents during the schematic design phase, design development phase, and construction documents phase, and advise Owner on site use, foundations, systems, materials, equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, procurement time requirements, installation and construction, relative costs, and provide recommendations to Owner without assuming Design Consultants’ professional responsibility. (2) Coordinate the incorporation of the Owner’s Programming Design Guidelines and Standard Specifications and procedures, including, without limitation, Site Construction Guidelines, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference, into the Construction Contract Documents, and use of the Owner’s format as directed by the Owner. (3) Assist in development of any Special Conditions of the Construction Contract Documents, which shall be approved in writing by the Owner at Owner’s sole option and discretion. (4) At specified times required by the Owner, review the drawings and Project Manual as they are being prepared, advise Owner of any error, inconsistency or omission discovered, and recommend alternative solutions whenever the design affects construction feasibility, budget, risks, or schedules (without assuming the Design Consultants’ professional responsibility). (5) Prepare a constructability review report based on Exhibit E and mutually agreed upon format, a copy of which has been provided to Construction Manager at the time or times indicated therein. (6) Coordinate with the Owner to ensure that the Construction Contract Documents comply with all applicable laws and Owner policies regarding procurement. (7) Consult with Owner and Design Consultant to determine what materials, equipment, component systems, and construction types should be included in the Contract Documents; suggest reasonable adjustments in the scope of the Project; and suggest alternate bids in the Construction Documents to adjust the Construction Cost to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (as defined herein).

Coordination of Design and Construction Contract Documents. (1) Review all plans, specifications, and other design documents during the schematic design phase, design development phase, and construction documents phase, and advise Owner on site use, foundations, systems, materials, equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, procurement time requirements, installation and construction, relative costs, and provide recommendations to Owner without assuming Design Consultants’ professional responsibility. (2) Coordinate the incorporation of the Owner’s Programming Design Guidelines Requirements and Standard Specifications Owner’s Construction Standards and procedures, including, without limitation, Site Construction Guidelines, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference, into the Construction Contract Documents, and use of the Owner’s format as directed by the Owner. (3) Assist in development of any Special Conditions of the Construction Contract Documents, which shall be approved in writing by the Owner at Owner’s sole option and discretion. (4) At specified times required by the Owner, review the drawings and Project Manual as they are being prepared, advise Owner of any error, inconsistency or omission discovered, and recommend alternative solutions whenever the design affects construction feasibility, budget, risks, or schedules (without assuming the Design Consultants’ professional responsibility). (5) Prepare a constructability review report based on Exhibit E and mutually agreed upon formatE, a copy of which has been provided to Construction Manager at the time or times indicated therein. (6) Coordinate with the Owner to ensure that the Construction Contract Documents comply with all applicable laws State of Texas and Owner policies regarding procurementthe LSC procurement requirements (without assuming any of the Owner’s responsibility therefore). (7) Consult with Owner and Design Consultant to determine what materials, equipment, component systems, and construction types should be included in the Contract Documents; suggest reasonable adjustments in the scope of the Project; and suggest alternate bids in the Construction Documents to adjust the Construction Cost to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (as defined herein).

Coordination of Design and Construction Contract Documents. (1) . Review all plans, specifications, and other design documents during the schematic design phase, design development phase, and construction documents phase, and advise Owner on site use, foundations, systems, materials, equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, procurement time requirements, installation and construction, relative costs, and provide recommendations to Owner without assuming Design Consultants’ professional responsibility. (2) . Coordinate the incorporation of the Owner’s Programming Design Guidelines Requirements and Standard Specifications Owner’s Construction Standards and procedures, including, without limitation, Site Construction Guidelines, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference, into the Construction Contract Documents, and use of the Owner’s format as directed by the Owner. (3) . Assist in development of any Special Conditions of the Construction Contract Documents, which shall be approved in writing by the Owner at Owner’s sole option and discretion. (4) . At specified times required by the Owner, review the drawings and Project Manual as they are being prepared, advise Owner of any error, inconsistency or omission discovered, and recommend alternative solutions whenever the design affects construction feasibility, budget, risks, or schedules (without assuming the Design Consultants’ professional responsibility). (5) . Prepare a constructability review report based on Exhibit E and mutually agreed upon formatE, a copy of which has been provided to Construction Manager at the time or times indicated therein. (6) . Coordinate with the Owner to ensure that the Construction Contract Documents comply with all applicable laws State of Texas and Owner policies regarding procurementthe LSC procurement requirements (without assuming any of the Owner’s responsibility therefore). (7) . Consult with Owner and Design Consultant to determine what materials, equipment, component systems, and construction types should be included in the Contract Documents; suggest reasonable adjustments in the scope of the Project; and suggest alternate bids in the Construction Documents to adjust the Construction Cost to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (as defined herein).

Coordination of Design and Construction Contract Documents. (1) Review all plans, specifications, and other design documents during the schematic design phase, design development phase, and construction documents phase, and advise Owner on site use, foundations, systems, materials, equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, procurement time requirements, installation and construction, relative costs, and provide recommendations to Owner without assuming Design Consultants’ professional responsibility. Use Building Information Modeling (BIM) to visualize and understand the Project. (2) Coordinate the incorporation of the Owner’s Programming Design Guidelines and Standard Specifications and procedures, including, without limitation, Site Construction Guidelines, procedures all of which are hereby incorporated by reference, into the Construction Contract Documents, and use of the Owner’s format as directed by the Owner. (3) Assist in development of any Special Conditions of the Construction Contract Documents, which shall be approved in writing by the Owner at Owner’s sole option and discretion. (4) At specified times required by the Owner, review the drawings and Project Manual as they are being prepared, advise Owner of any error, inconsistency inconsistency, or omission discovered, discovered and recommend alternative solutions whenever the design affects construction feasibility, budget, risks, or schedules (without assuming the Design Consultants’ professional responsibility)) and potential impact on obtaining LEED® points. (5) Prepare a constructability review report based on Exhibit E and mutually agreed upon format, a copy of which has been provided to Construction Manager at the time or times indicated therein“D”. (6) Coordinate with the Owner to ensure that the Construction Contract Documents comply with all applicable laws and Owner policies regarding procurementOwner’s procurement requirements (without assuming any of the Owner’s responsibility therefor). (7) Consult with Owner and Design Consultant to determine what materials, equipment, component systems, and construction types should be included in the Contract Documents; suggest reasonable adjustments in the scope of the Project; and suggest alternate bids in the Construction Documents to adjust the Construction Cost to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (as defined herein).