108 COORDINATION WITH OCCUPANT ACTIVITIES AND OTHER PROJECTS Sample Clauses

108 COORDINATION WITH OCCUPANT ACTIVITIES AND OTHER PROJECTS. Multiple design and construction projects by others and occupant activities may be occurring within the limit of contract. The Professional will be required to coordinate their ongoing design with construction of these projects, and with the occupant activities, in order to minimize disruption of services, occupant relocation, and/or interference of work. Coordinate construction staging, phasing, over- lapping project limits, building, systems and piping interconnection between projects and scheduling. A detailed coordination plan will be required in Division 1 of the specifications for construction coordination among projects and occupant activities and is required as part of Basic Services.
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