As-Built Documentation. When available, drawings and other available documents which were purported to represent "as-built" conditions at the time of original construction will be furnished to the Project Consultant; however, they are not warranted to represent conditions as of this date. The Project Consultant shall perform non-destructive field investigations as necessary to obtain sufficient information to perform his services and as required by field conditions, or the Owner to verify wall assemblies, construction types or other basic information as required to develop the design and documentation necessary for the project. The demolition and repairs associated with the destructive testing shall be compensated as a reimbursable expense. The Owner encourages the use of destructive testing techniques (with prior approval) to retrieve information that can be utilized by the Project Consultant to clearly indicate the disposition of the existing facility and incorporate this information into the Contract Documents.
As-Built Documentation. The A/E and its consultants shall review monthly the GC's As-built drawings for accuracy and completeness, and shall report its findings to GC, the PM and HISD. The A/E shall maintain records of all issued revisions to the Contract Documents, including revisions that result from responses to requests for information from the GC.
As-Built Documentation. After the completion of the Work, the ESCO shall deliver an electronic copy of all As-Built Documentation to the Project Manager prior to the Acceptance Date. As-built documentation will become the sole property of the School District for its unrestricted use. The acceptance of As-Built Documentation shall not relieve the ESCO of responsibility for the proper fit of the Work, nor for its completion pursuant the Contract.
As-Built Documentation. In instances where the actual installation of network infrastructure cabling deviates from the model system drawings and diagrams, the Prime Contractor shall notify the CDCR Operations Manager of the deviation and provide drawings and diagrams appropriate to the installation one (1) full size, one (1) half size, and one (1) electronic. The Prime Contractor shall provide the final As-Built drawings one (1) full size, one (1) half size, and one (1) electronic to CDCR for approval. The delivered drawings and diagrams must reflect all changes made during the installation. The Prime Contractor shall identify the changes by “clouding” the original design to show both the original design and the alterations made.
As-Built Documentation. Upon the commencement of production activities, QUALCOMM shall deliver to Buyer top-level design documents outlining the "As Built" information for the New Products. The "As Built" documentation shall include, as a minimum (a) functional block diagrams for the New Products, (b) approved exceptions to the specifications and documented performance/functional characteristics and (c) operating instructions for New Products for the purpose of Buyer undertaking Level 1 repairs as required under the Agreement.
As-Built Documentation. All Consultants appointed for this project, shall submit Close Out documents at the end of the project lifecycle. During the submission of such documents to the Employer, the Principal Lead/ Project Manager will be required to provide written and signed off confirmation that the As-Built and Close Out information submitted to the Employer is a true reflection of what is built on site.
As-Built Documentation. After any system or systems location is modified or placed in service, contractor shall submit as-built documentation as follows:
1. Submit detailed circuit Drawings to the Authority within three (3) calendar days.
2. Submit four copies of as-built corrections to the Authority’s Signal Engineer or designate within three (3) calendar days.
3. Submit Civil Drawings which show the physical location of all signal apparatus and conduits, both along the tracks and perpendicular to it, and heights of all signal structures to the Authority within sixty (60) calendar days.
4. The Contractor shall annotate the As-Built drawing sets to show all approved circuiting and wiring changes made during installation and testing of the location prior to placing it in service, and any approved changes made after placement in service. Clearly identify all changes on the Drawings using the "Red In"/"Yellow Out" convention. Changes shall be dated and initialed by the Contractor's responsible Systems Signal and or Systems Communications Engineer. Identify the date that the location was tested and placed in service in the revision block of the Drawings.
5. In addition to the as-built Drawings provided to the Authority, one set shall be bound and shall be kept in the instrument enclosure at a location and manner approved by the Authority’s PTC & Systems Engineer or designate. As-built Drawings shall be clean and legible. The as-built Drawings shall not be removed from the field location after the location is placed in service without the prior written approval of the Authority’s PTC & Systems Engineer or designate.
6. The final as-built Drawings shall be 11 inches by 17 inches, unless authorized by the Authority’s PTC & Systems Engineer or designate to substitute another size.
7. Each circuit that continues on another drawing shall be annotated with drawing number and routing information for the continuation of the circuit.
8. The circuit Drawings shall show all individual circuits. Typical circuits will not be accepted.
9. The location plans shall show all cable installed with the number of conductors, the size of conductors, the type of cable, termination points of conductors, and the circuit on each conductor. Separate cable plans shall be drawn if cable information cannot be shown in a neat and organized manner on the location plans.
10. The Shop Drawings shall be detailed equipment Drawings for each type of equipment installed.
As-Built Documentation. At Contractor’s request, during construction of the Work, Subcontractor will annotate a set of the permitted construction drawings that accurately and realistically depict the as-built condition of the Work (“Drawings”), such Drawings will include: (a) nothing the actual physical conditions encountered at the Project site and/or building during construction; and (b) depicting changes to the Work made in the field and based on Change Orders (the “As Built Drawings”). Subcontractor shall submit a complete set of As-Built Drawings as a condition precedent to receiving final payment. Upon Completion of the Work, and before application for final payment, the Subcontractor shall turn over the required As-Built drawings along with all other required final documentation.
As-Built Documentation. The A/E shall periodically review the GC's As-built drawings for accuracy and completeness, and shall report his findings to GC and HISD.
As-Built Documentation. AQUA will update the construction documents with as-built (record) information reflecting construction change orders and other deviations from the construction documents.
