Design Phase Governing Documents Clause Samples

Design Phase Governing Documents. During the Design Phase, the House Doctor shall perform its duties in accordance with all applicable Laws, the provisions of this Contract, the Certified Study (which is incorporated herein by reference), the Approved Scope of Services, the provisions of M.G.L. c. 7C s.15, the guidelines and procedures set forth in the Reference Documents, and the Approved BIM Execution Plan. In the case of conflict between the terms of this Contract and any of the provisions incorporated herein by reference, the House Doctor shall make a written request for clarification to Awarding Authority and Awarding Authority’s written response shall be conclusive.
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Design Phase Governing Documents. During the Design Phase, the Designer shall perform its duties in accordance with all applicable Laws, the provisions of this Contract, the Certified Study which is incorporated herein by reference, the Attachment G – Design Phase Scope of Services, the provisions of M.G.L. c. 7C, § 15, DCAMM’s Designers Procedures Manual if the Awarding Authority is DCAMM, and the procedures set forth in Attachment H – Awarding Authority’s Design Procedures (For use by Agencies Other than DCAMM) if the Awarding Authority is other than DCAMM, DCAMM Standard Specifications, Consultants Estimating Manual, DCAMM CAD Standards (revision 2: February 2013), the Building Information Modeling (BIM) List of Design and Preconstruction Services (Revised April 30, 2015), BIM Guidelines for Design and Construction, and the Approved BIM Execution Plan. In the case of conflict between the terms of this Contract and any of the provisions incorporated herein by reference, the Designer shall make a written request for clarification to the Awarding Authority and the Awarding Authority’s written response shall be conclusive.
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