Common use of Preliminary Engineering Report Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Engineering Report. The Professional shall prepare a PER that includes 30% design plans and describes the scope of the Project for final design, right- of-way requirements, easement requirements, permitting, constructability, OPCC, and schedule. The PER shall include Project implementation, phasing, and packaging for all portions of the Project. The Professional shall submit a draft PER for NBU review and comment as well as a final PER incorporating all NBU comments. The final PER shall be submitted within 30 days of receiving final NBU comments.

Preliminary Engineering Report. The Professional shall prepare a PER that includes 30% design plans and describes the scope of the Project for final design, right- of-way requirements, easement requirements, permitting, constructability, OPCC, and schedule. The PER shall include Project implementation, phasing, phasing and packaging for all portions of the Project. The Professional shall submit a draft PER for NBU review and comment comment, as well as a final PER incorporating all NBU comments. The final PER shall be submitted to NBU within 30 days of receiving final NBU comments.

Preliminary Engineering Report. (“PER”). 2.4.1 The Professional shall prepare a PER that includes 30% design plans and describes the scope of the Project for final design, right- of-30% preliminary design plans, right of way (“ROW”) requirements, easement requirements, permitting, constructability, OPCC, and schedulean estimated construction schedule for the overall Project. The PER shall include Project implementation, phasing, and packaging for all portions of the Project. The In accordance with Table 1 located in the Time of Completion section, the Professional shall submit a draft PER for NBU NBU’s Project Manager’s review and comment comment, as well as a final PER incorporating all NBU comments. The final PER shall be submitted within 30 days of receiving final NBU comments.

Preliminary Engineering Report. “PER”). The Professional shall prepare a PER that includes 30% design plans and describes the scope of the Project for final design, right- right-of-way requirements, easement requirements, permitting, constructability, OPCC, OPCC and schedule. The PER shall include Project implementation, phasing, phasing and packaging for all portions of the Project. The Professional shall submit a draft PER for NBU review and comment as well as a final PER incorporating all NBU comments. The final PER shall be submitted within 30 days of receiving final NBU comments.