GMP Review Negotiation (Design-Build Clause Samples

GMP Review Negotiation (Design-Build. The Project Management Contractor shall use its best efforts to cause the design-build contractor to submit a GMP proposal in a timely manner and in accordance with the terms of the contract between the design-build contractor and the Department. Once such proposal is submitted, the Project Management Contractor shall review the proposal for completeness and compliance with the applicable contractual requirements and submit a report outlining the results of such review. Among other things, the Contractor shall: (i) review the bid tabs for completeness, to verify that any bid leveling is consistent and appropriate, and to verify that adequate competition was achieved in the subcontracting process; (ii) review any assumptions, clarifications or exclusions contained within the GMP proposal to ensure that the GMP covers the scope contemplated by the Department and the Client Agency; and (iii) verify that pricing is consistent with then current market conditions. The Project Management Contractor shall assist the DGS Project Manager in negotiating any necessary adjustments to the GMP. The DGS Project Manager, in consultation with the Client Agency, shall determine whether the GMP is to be accepted.
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