e-Builder Sample Clauses

The e-Builder clause establishes the use of the e-Builder project management software as the primary platform for managing project documentation, communications, and workflows. It typically requires all parties involved in the project to submit documents, track progress, and communicate through the e-Builder system, ensuring that all project information is centralized and accessible. This clause helps streamline project management, enhances transparency, and reduces the risk of miscommunication or lost documentation by mandating a single, organized digital platform for all project-related activities.
e-Builder. The Contractor shall use the Owner’s Project Management software, e- Builder, as a conduit for all project management tasks, including, but not limited to: communications to, from and between Owner, Project Consultant and Contractor; pay applications/invoicing; requests for change orders and change orders; material, equipment and systems submittals; requests for information; Architect’s Supplemental Instructions; SMWBE Monthly Utilization Reporting; periodic Project observations; Weekly Progress Reports and meeting minutes. Licenses shall be provided to Contractor to permit access and use of e-Builder for all projects awarded by Owner. Such license(s) shall be valid throughout the duration of the project(s). See Article 9.02.05 below for license request instructions.
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e-Builder. The Project Consultant shall be required to use Owner’s Project Management software, e- Builder. One (1) license will be distributed to Design Professional, at cost to Owner, which will allow access into e-Builder for one or multiple projects as awarded by Owner. Usage of this license will be provided throughout the duration of the project(s). Based on availability, additional licenses may be provided as needed.
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e-Builder. The Design-Builder will be provided with a license in the E-Builder program platform and all project communications shall be documented through this platform.
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e-Builder. Owner may direct Contractor to use E-Builder (or such other software as Owner may choose) in the performance of the Services, subject to additional terms, conditions and instructions that Owner shall provide to Contractor. Contractor shall cause its personnel and those of its Consultants to take any training courses required by Owner, at no additional cost to Owner. If Owner does not provide a license for E-Builder, Contractor and its Consultants shall purchase and maintain license(s) as necessary to furnish the Services.
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e-Builder. The Architect will be provided with a license in the E-Builder program platform and all project communications shall be documented through this platform. Refer to Exhibit C regarding system requirements.
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e-Builder. The VENDOR shall use the Owner’s Project Management software, e- Builder, as a conduit for all project management tasks, including, but not limited to: communications to, from and between Owner, VENDOR and Contractors, Construction Managers, Design Consultants and other vendors providing goods or services on projects; pay applications/invoicing; requests for change orders; material, equipment and systems submittals; requests for information; Architect’s Supplemental Instructions; SMWBE Monthly Utilization Reporting; periodic Project observations; Weekly Progress Reports and meeting minutes. A. Licenses shall be provided to VENDOR to permit access and use of e- Builder for all projects awarded by Owner. Such licenses(s) shall be valid throughout the duration of the project(s).
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e-Builder. The Architect will be provided with a license in the E-Builder program platform and all project communications shall be documented through this platform. Refer to Exhibit C regarding system requirements. § 3.1 The Architect’s Basic Services consist of those described in this Article 3 and include usual and customary structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering services. Services not set forth in this Article 3 are Supplemental or Additional Services.
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e-Builder. Use e-Builder as an electronic project management tool for all project information, communications, and data storage. i. Provide training to the County and Delivery Teams for implementation. ii. Recommend additional modules that may be used for implementation. All programming or module development will be done by Arlington County.
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