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BIDDING AND AWARD SERVICES Sample Clauses

BIDDING AND AWARD SERVICES. Consultant shall provide bidding and award services as noted in attached Schedule “A” (Task 3) entitled “Scope of Services”.
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BIDDING AND AWARD SERVICES. This phase will include the effort necessary to advertise for and receive bids from contractors, and to review the bids and make a recommendation of award to HCAA and the FAA. HCAA will advertise this project where interested bidders and plan rooms may download the bidding documents. The following tasks will be performed by AID during this phase: • Prepare for and attend the Pre-Bid Conference, including the preparation of a PowerPoint presentation, and attend the pre-bid site visit • Address questions from bidders • Make revisions to contract documents and issue Addenda • Attend the bid opening • Review all bids for responsiveness and accuracy • Prepare certified Bid Tabs • Make recommendation for the award of the contract • Prepare and submit Conformed Contracts in addition to AutoCAD files and Word/Excel documents
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BIDDING AND AWARD SERVICES. Consultant shall provide bidding and award services as noted in attached Schedule "A" entitled "Scope of Services". 2.4 CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION SERVICES: Consultant shall furnish construction administration servIces as noted 10 attached Schedule "A" entitled "Scope of Services".
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BIDDING AND AWARD SERVICES. This phase will include the effort necessary to advertise for and receive bids from contractors, and to review the bids and make a recommendation of award to HCAA and the FAA. HCAA will advertise this project where interested bidders and plan rooms may download the bidding documents. The following tasks will be performed by AID during this phase: • Prepare for and attend the Pre-Bid Conference, including the preparation of a PowerPoint presentation, and attend the pre-bid site visit • Address questions from bidders • Make revisions to contract documents and issue Addenda • Attend the bid opening • Review all bids for responsiveness and accuracy • Prepare certified Bid Tabs • Make recommendation for the award of the contract • Prepare and submit Conformed Contracts in addition to AutoCAD files and Word/Excel documents AID will provide Construction Administration and Construction Inspection Services, if requested, during construction, including civil and electrical inspections, and quality assurance testing. Specific tasks (Basic and Special Services) construction phase services are described below. • Submit Conformed Documents • Management of the project during construction and grant closeout • Coordination with AID Team members (Quality Assurance Testing, RPR) • Coordination with HCAA, FDOT, FAA and other airport tenants, as necessary • Preparation of minutes of meetings, as necessary • Construction Administration and Full-Time Resident Project Representative (RPR) services, if requested by HCAA • Quality Assurance Testing • Project Closeout AID will perform typical basic construction administration tasks as part of the contract. These tasks include: • Attend weekly meetings with HCAA for general coordination and to discuss the status of the project, schedule, budget, site conditions, and other issues that may arise during construction. • Perform general coordination with the Subconsultants on a weekly basis via teleconference calls to discuss the status of the project, schedule, budget, site conditions, and other issues that may arise during construction. • Prepare a Construction Management Plan as required by the FAA for Owner review and submittal to the FAA. The plan will include information on the quality assurance testing requirements, Contractor’s quality control plan, submittals, testing lab certifications, contractor’s personnel, consultant’s personnel, and responsibilities of all organizations involved. • Prepare for and participate in the precons...
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