For Project Correspondence, the Engineer shall Sample Clauses

This clause assigns responsibility to the Engineer for managing all project-related correspondence. In practice, this means the Engineer is tasked with receiving, sending, and maintaining records of communications between the parties involved in the project, such as contractors, clients, and consultants. By centralizing correspondence duties with the Engineer, the clause ensures clear communication channels and helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes arising from mismanaged or lost information.
For Project Correspondence, the Engineer shall a. Upon receipt of written correspondence from the contractor, draft a response within five (5) working days for the State to review, comment, approve and sign. The Engineer shall track all correspondence, approved or outstanding. All informal correspondence should be sent to the State via e-mail. All formal correspondence should be sent on the Engineer’s letterhead. b. Manage project issues and work directly with the contractor as directed in writing by the State. c. Escalate any major project issues to the State. d. Copy the State’s Project Manager (PM) on all internal and external correspondence.
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For Project Correspondence, the Engineer shall a. Upon receipt of written correspondence from the contractor, draft a response within five (5) working days for the State to review, comment, approve and sign. The Engineer shall track all correspondence, approved or outstanding. All informal correspondence should be sent to the State via e-mail. All formal correspondence should be sent on the Engineer’s letterhead. DocuSign Envelope ID: 55FE2BFC-CA39-480D-97BD-9DF0F5D6F18E b. Manage project issues and work directly with the contractor as directed in writing by the State. c. Escalate any major project issues to the State within 24 hours. d. Copy the State’s Project Manager (PM) on all internal and external correspondence.
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For Project Correspondence, the Engineer shall a. Upon receipt of written correspondence from the contractor, draft a response within five (5) working days for the State to review, comment, approve and sign. The Engineer shall track all correspondence, approved or outstanding. The Engineer shall send all informal correspondence should be sent to the State via e-mail. The Engineer shall send all formal correspondence to the State on the Engineer’s letterhead. b. Manage project issues and work directly with the contractor as directed in writing by the State. c. Escalate any major project issues to the State. d. Copy the State’s Project Manager (PM) on all internal and external correspondence.
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