Common use of Conceptual Schematic Design (CSD) Phase Clause in Contracts

Conceptual Schematic Design (CSD) Phase. 2.3.1 Based on the approved Facilities Program, OPR, schedule and construction budget requirements, Professional shall prepare several alternative design solutions. Professional shall present these alternatives to Owner, making submittals of studies, consisting of sketches and initial concepts. After receiving Owner's comments, Professional shall prepare, for approval by Owner, “Conceptual Schematic Design Documents” that establish scaled relationships among the Project components and shall include plans, sections, elevations, study models, perspective sketches, schematic diagrams and narratives or major enclosure, electrical, mechanical and structural systems and survey of applicable codes and standards, phase studies, orientation, and relationships to existing and future programmed projects, which shall represent one or more recommended solutions. 2.3.2 Professional shall submit the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to Owner for Owner’s review and to Construction Manager for Construction Manager’s review and use in preparing its estimate of Construction Cost (“Construction Cost Estimate”). Further, if an independent cost estimator is employed (by Professional or Owner), Professional shall also provide the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to the independent cost estimator. Professional shall, if requested by Owner, study, consider, initiate and/or implement cost savings proposals as provided in Sections 2.1.9 and 2.1.10 above. Professional shall also prepare and deliver to Owner the other Conceptual Schematic Design Phase deliverables listed in the then current version of the UCF Professional Services Guide. Professional shall also submit a draft version of the Basis of Design (BOD) document in accordance with Section 2.1.5. The Conceptual Schematic Design Phase shall not be deemed complete until the Construction Cost Estimate is verified by Owner to be within budget. 2.3.3 Professional shall also submit to Owner eight (8) full-sized sets of the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents.

Conceptual Schematic Design (CSD) Phase. 2.3.1 Based on the approved Facilities Program, OPR, schedule and construction budget requirements, Professional shall prepare several alternative design solutions. Professional shall present these alternatives to Owner, making submittals of studies, consisting of sketches and initial concepts. After receiving Owner's comments, Professional shall prepare, for approval by Owner, “Conceptual Schematic Design Documents” that establish scaled relationships among the Project components and shall include plans, sections, elevations, study models, perspective sketches, schematic diagrams and narratives or major enclosure, electrical, mechanical and structural systems and survey of applicable codes and standards, phase studies, orientation, and relationships to existing and future programmed projects, which shall represent one or more recommended solutions. 2.3.2 . Professional shall submit the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to Owner for Owner’s review and to Construction Manager for Construction Manager’s review and use in preparing its estimate of Construction Cost (“Construction Cost Estimate”). Further, if an independent cost estimator is employed (by Professional or Owner), Professional shall also provide the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to the independent cost estimator. Professional shall, if requested by Owner, study, consider, initiate and/or implement cost savings proposals as provided in Sections Subparagraphs 2.1.9 and 2.1.10 above. Professional shall also prepare and deliver to Owner the other Conceptual Schematic Design Phase deliverables listed in the then current version of the UCF Professional Design and Professional Services Guide. Professional shall also submit a draft version of the Basis of Design (BOD) document in accordance with Section 2.1.5. The Conceptual Schematic Design Phase shall not be deemed complete until the Construction Cost Estimate is verified by Owner to be within budget. 2.3.3 2.3.2 Professional shall also submit to Owner eight (8) full-sized sets of the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents.

Conceptual Schematic Design (CSD) Phase. 2.3.1 Based on the approved Facilities Building Program, OPR, schedule and construction budget requirements, Professional shall prepare several alternative design solutions. Professional shall present these alternatives to Owner, making submittals of studies, consisting of sketches and initial concepts. After receiving Owner's comments, Professional shall prepare, for approval by Owner, “Conceptual Schematic Design Documents” that establish scaled relationships among the Project components and shall include plans, sections, elevations, study models, perspective sketches, schematic diagrams and narratives or major enclosure, electrical, mechanical and structural systems and survey of applicable codes and standards, phase studies, orientation, and relationships to existing and future programmed projects, which shall represent one or more recommended solutions. 2.3.2 Professional shall submit the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to Owner for Owner’s review and to Construction Manager for Construction Manager’s review and use in preparing its estimate of Construction Cost (“Construction Cost Estimate”). Further, if an independent cost estimator is employed (by Professional or Owner), Professional shall also provide the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to the independent cost estimator. Professional shall, if requested by Owner, study, consider, initiate and/or implement cost savings proposals as provided in Sections 2.1.9 and 2.1.10 above. Professional shall also prepare and deliver to Owner the other Conceptual Schematic Design Phase deliverables listed in the then current version of the UCF Professional Services Guide. Professional shall also submit a draft version of the Basis of Design (BOD) document in accordance with Section 2.1.52.1.6. The Conceptual Schematic Design Phase shall not be deemed complete until the Construction Cost Estimate is verified by Owner to be within budget. 2.3.3 Professional shall also submit to Owner eight (8) full-sized sets of the Conceptual Schematic Design DocumentsDocuments in electronic format to Owner.

Conceptual Schematic Design (CSD) Phase. 2.3.1 Based on the approved Facilities Building Program, OPR, schedule and construction budget requirements, Professional shall prepare several alternative design solutions. Professional shall present these alternatives to Owner, making submittals of studies, consisting of sketches and initial concepts. After receiving Owner's comments, Professional shall prepare, for approval by Owner, “Conceptual Schematic Design Documents” that establish scaled relationships among the Project components and shall include plans, sections, elevations, study models, perspective sketches, schematic diagrams and narratives or major enclosure, electrical, mechanical and structural systems and survey of applicable codes and standards, phase studies, orientation, and relationships to existing and future programmed projects, which shall represent one or more recommended solutions. 2.3.2 Professional shall submit the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to Owner in electronic format for Owner’s review, together with an Estimate of Probable Project Construction Cost. If Owner has selected a Construction Manager for the Project, Professional shall submit the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to Owner for Owner’s review and to Construction Manager for Construction Manager’s review and use in preparing its estimate of Construction Cost (“Construction Cost Estimate”). Further, if an independent cost estimator is employed (by Professional or Owner), Professional shall also provide the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents to the independent cost estimator. Professional shall, if requested by Owner, study, consider, initiate and/or implement cost savings proposals as provided in Sections Paragraphs 2.1.9 and 2.1.10 above. Professional shall also prepare and deliver to Owner the other Conceptual Schematic Design Phase deliverables listed in the then current version of the UCF Professional Services Guide. Professional shall also submit a draft version of the Basis of Design (BOD) document in accordance with Section 2.1.5. The Conceptual Schematic Design Phase shall not be deemed complete until the Construction Cost Estimate is verified by Owner to be within budgetParagraph 2. 2.3.3 Professional shall also submit to Owner eight (8) full-sized sets of the Conceptual Schematic Design Documents.