Baseline CPM Schedule Sample Clauses

Baseline CPM Schedule. At least three days in advance of the mandatory, final preconstruction meeting indicated in ¶ I(K)(1) (or upon submittal of a proposed Component Change Order, whichever occurs first), Design-Builder shall provide for UGAA’s approval an initial proposed baseline CPM-based schedule of the Work and Design Services (“Preconstruction Baseline CPM Schedule” or “Baseline CPM Schedule”), containing the information set forth in ¶¶ VI(D) and VI(E), and consistent with the foregoing. a. Design-Builder shall attach to the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule copies of all Subcontracts, Subcontract proposals, estimates, purchase orders, preliminary schedules, and other documents and information needed to substantiate the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule. b. Design-Builder’s submittal of an acceptable Baseline CPM Schedule is a condition precedent to (i) Design-Builder’s submittal of the first Payment Application covering actual construction; and (ii) UGAA’s obligation to pay. c. Upon approval, the Baseline CPM Schedule shall thereafter remain unchanged as a record for comparison.
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Baseline CPM Schedule. The Engineer and Contractor will review the draft baseline CPM schedule at a meeting specific for the review of the schedule. The Engineer will accept the draft baseline CPM schedule, provide review comments, or request additional information. Make appropriate adjustments or provide additional information within 14 calendar days. The Engineer’s acceptance is based solely on whether the baseline schedule meets the requirements of 108.03. Review comments made by the Engineer on the initial schedule will not relieve the Contractor from compliance with the Contract. The Contractor is responsible for scheduling, sequencing, and prosecuting the Work to comply with the Contract requirements.
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Baseline CPM Schedule. As defined in Paragraph 7.2.
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Baseline CPM Schedule. In accordance with the time frames listed below, the Contractor shall submit six copies of the Baseline CPM Schedule documents depicting the Contractor’s work plan for the entire Contract. Project Construction Cost ($ million) Time Frame After Approval of Preliminary Schedule for Submission of the Baseline CPM Schedule (State Business Days) > 40 30 The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer for review and approval or rejection and return: (a) Computer generated tabular schedule and logic reports in accordance with 1.e. below. (b) Time-scaled computer generated Layout Output in conformance with 1.f. below. (c) A written narrative explaining the schedule and the Contractor’s general approach for achieving Substantial Completion and the date of Completion as specified in Subsection 108.10 of these Special Provisions. Multiple shifts per day and anticipated production rates shall be detailed in the Contractor’s narrative accompanying the Baseline CPM Schedule. (d) Electronic version as specified in 1.a. (4) above.
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Baseline CPM Schedule. Upon execution of this Agreement, Contractor shall provide for UGAA’s approval an initial proposed baseline CPM-based schedule of the Work (“Baseline CPM Schedule”), containing the information set forth in ¶¶ VI(D) and VI(E), and consistent with the foregoing. a. Contractor shall attach to the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule copies of all Subcontracts, Subcontract proposals, estimates, purchase orders, preliminary schedules, and other documents and information needed to substantiate the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule. b. Contractor’s submittal of an acceptable Baseline CPM Schedule is a condition precedent to (i) Contractor’s submittal of the first Payment Application covering actual construction; and (ii) UGAA’s obligation to pay. c. Upon approval, the Baseline CPM Schedule shall thereafter remain unchanged as a record for comparison.
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Baseline CPM Schedule. At least three days in advance of the mandatory, final preconstruction meeting indicated in ¶ I(K)(1) (or upon submittal of a proposed Component Change Order, whichever occurs first), CM shall provide for UGAA’s approval an initial proposed baseline CPM-based schedule of the Work (“Preconstruction Baseline CPM Schedule” or “Baseline CPM Schedule”), containing the information set forth in ¶¶ VI(D) and VI(E), and consistent with the foregoing. a. CM shall attach to the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule copies of all Subcontracts, Subcontract proposals, estimates, purchase orders, preliminary schedules, and other documents and information needed to substantiate the proposed Baseline CPM Schedule. b. CM’s submittal of an acceptable Baseline CPM Schedule is a condition precedent to (i) CM’s submittal of the first Payment Application covering actual construction; and (ii) UGAA’s obligation to pay. c. Upon approval, the Baseline CPM Schedule shall thereafter remain unchanged as a record for comparison.
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