Third Party Scheduling Consultant Qualifications Sample Clauses

The Third Party Scheduling Consultant Qualifications clause defines the minimum standards and requirements that a scheduling consultant, hired from outside the contracting parties, must meet to be eligible for the project. Typically, this clause outlines necessary credentials such as relevant certifications, years of experience in construction scheduling, and familiarity with specific scheduling software or project types. By setting these qualifications, the clause ensures that only competent and suitably experienced professionals are engaged, thereby reducing the risk of project delays or errors due to inadequate scheduling expertise.
Third Party Scheduling Consultant Qualifications. Provide an experienced person in CPM scheduling and reporting, with capability of producing CPM reports and diagrams within timeframes requested by the Owner.
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