CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND GMP UPDATES. 1. Upon written approval of the design development documents and written authorization from County, Contractor shall address all of the County's comments on the design development documents to County's satisfaction and cause to be prepared construction documents to fix the size and character of the Work. Contractor shall highlight in the construction documents the modifications made to address County's comments on the design development documents. The construction documents shall address County-requested changes to County's satisfaction. 2. The construction documents may consist of drawings, specifications, and other documents (including both paper and electronic data necessary to reproduce such documents). The construction documents shall be consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and the approved design development documents, provide information for the use of those in the building trades, and include all documents required for regulatory agency approvals. 3. Contractor shall furnish to County for review construction documents at the 60%, 90%, and 100% milestones and, if at a different time, when the construction documents are issued for bidding. These documents are for County's use in determining that the design of the Work is being carried out in a manner consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and approved design development documents. 4. The County shall review and provide written comments to Contractor within thirty (30) days of receipt of a construction document submittal. If requested by County, Contractor and its Design Professionals will meet with representatives of the County to discuss the construction documents. 5. Contractor will revise the construction documents to address the issues raised by the County and will resubmit the construction documents to County within ten (10) days of receipt of the County's comments. 6. Contractor and County will continue to review and submit the construction documents until the County approves the construction documents in writing. 7. If the County discovers any inconsistencies or inaccuracies in the information presented by Contractor, it shall notify Contractor, who shall make appropriate revisions. 8. The construction documents shall be prepared in accordance with all Legal Requirements, building codes, rules, and regulations. Contractor represents that it has or will have carefully examined the Site and all reports, studies and other documents provided by County; has performed all reasonable investigations essential to a full understanding of the difficulties that may be encountered in performing the Work, and will acquaint itself with the conditions under which the Work is to be performed, including without limitation, applicable laws, codes, and other restrictions, local labor conditions, local weather patterns, restriction in access to and from the Site, prior work performed by others on the Site, obstructions, and other conditions relevant to the Work, the Site, and its surroundings. With the exception of (i) Hazardous Materials as identified in Section 1.13, and (ii) subsurface conditions and physical conditions of the Site not reasonably identified in the documents and that could not reasonably be investigated or quantified on account of the existing improvements and/or operations at the Site, Contractor expressly assumes the risk of the actual conditions, either discovered or discoverable through reasonable investigation in the performance of contractual obligations under this Contract. Contractor will complete the Work for the compensation stated in this Contract and, except as provided elsewhere in this Contract, including any amendments, no claim of limitations that may exist or may arise affecting the Work or of difficulties in performing the Work will be an excuse for any failure or omission by Contractor to fulfill the requirements of the Contract for the agreed price. 9. Upon County’s review and approval of the 100% submittal, Contractor shall furnish three (3) full-size printed sets of the final construction documents and specifications to County, along with four (4) sets of electronic copies of these materials in a CADD format acceptable to County. The CADD documents will be sealed, and all CADD functions shall be active. In addition, Contractor shall establish and maintain an ftp site on the Internet on which all documents will be posted. Each party shall be solely responsible for reproduction and distribution of all drawings, specifications and other documents for its own use and for the use of its separate consultants, contractors, suppliers and others as may be applicable. 10. Contractor shall provide all plans and other documents required to apply for and obtain approval of local and State authorities as may be required for the initiation, prosecution and construction of the Work. 11. Pursuant to the requirements of Public Contract Code section 20133, Contractor shall enter into written agreements for construction of the Work based on competitive bids received from at least three licensed, qualified contractors for each portion of the Work to be performed by Subcontractors where the anticipated value of the contract will exceed one-half of one percent of the GMP. Contractor may consider relevant factors in addition to price, such as the contractor's experience and financial strength, in awarding the contracts. The Subcontractors shall be duly licensed and meet the insurance requirements set forth in this Contract.
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Samples: Contract, Contract for Design Build Services, Contract
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND GMP UPDATES.
1. Upon written approval of the design development documents and written authorization from County, Contractor shall address all of the County's comments on the design development documents to County's satisfaction and cause to be prepared construction documents to fix the size and character of the Work. Contractor shall highlight in the construction documents the modifications made to address County's comments on the design development documents. The construction documents shall address County-requested changes to County's satisfaction.
2. The construction documents may consist of drawings, specifications, and other documents (including both paper and electronic data necessary to reproduce such documents). The construction documents shall be consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and the approved design development documents, provide information for the use of those in the building trades, and include all documents required for regulatory agency approvals.
3. Contractor shall furnish to County for review construction documents at the 60%, 90%, and 100% milestones and, if at a different time, when the construction documents are issued for bidding. These documents are for County's use in determining that the design of the Work is being carried out in a manner consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and approved design development documents.
4. The County shall review and provide written comments to Contractor within thirty (30) days of receipt of a construction document submittal. If requested by County, Contractor and its Design Professionals will meet with representatives of the County to discuss the construction documents.
5. Contractor will revise the construction documents to address the issues raised by the County and will resubmit the construction documents to County within ten (10) days of receipt of the County's comments.
6. Contractor and County will continue to review and submit the construction documents until the County approves the construction documents in writing.
7. If the County discovers any inconsistencies or inaccuracies in the information presented by Contractor, it shall notify Contractor, who shall make appropriate revisions.
8. The construction documents shall be prepared in accordance with all Legal Requirements, building codes, rules, and regulations. Contractor represents that it has or will have carefully examined the Site and all reports, studies and other documents provided by County; has performed all reasonable investigations essential to a full understanding of the difficulties that may be encountered in performing the Work, and will acquaint itself with the conditions under which the Work is to be performed, including without limitation, applicable laws, codes, and other restrictions, local labor conditions, local weather patterns, restriction in access to and from the Site, prior work performed by others on the Site, obstructions, and other conditions relevant to the Work, the Site, and its surroundings. With the exception of (i) Hazardous Materials as identified in Section 1.13, and (ii) subsurface conditions and physical conditions of the Site not reasonably identified in the documents and that could not reasonably be investigated or quantified on account of the existing improvements and/or operations at the Site, Contractor expressly assumes the risk of the actual conditions, either discovered or discoverable through reasonable investigation in the performance of contractual obligations under this Contract. Contractor will complete the Work for the compensation stated in this Contract and, except as provided elsewhere in this Contract, including any amendments, no claim of limitations that may exist or may arise affecting the Work or of difficulties in performing the Work will be an excuse for any failure or omission by Contractor to fulfill the requirements of the Contract for the agreed price.
9. Upon County’s review and approval of the 100% submittal, Contractor shall furnish three (3) full-size printed sets of the final construction documents and specifications to County, along with four (4) sets of electronic copies of these materials in a CADD format acceptable to County. The CADD documents will be sealed, and all CADD functions shall be active. In addition, Contractor shall establish and maintain an ftp site on the Internet on which all documents will be posted. Each party shall be solely responsible for reproduction and distribution of all drawings, specifications and other documents for its own use and for the use of its separate consultants, contractors, suppliers and others as may be applicable.
10. Contractor shall provide all plans and other documents required to apply for and obtain approval of local and State authorities as may be required for the initiation, prosecution and construction of the Work.
11. Pursuant to the requirements of Public Contract Code section 2013322160, et seq., for those subcontractors not listed in Contractor’s proposal, Contractor shall enter into written agreements for construction of the Work based on competitive bids received from at least three licensed, qualified contractors for each portion of the Work to be performed by Subcontractors where the anticipated value of the contract will exceed one-half of one percent of the GMP. Contractor may consider relevant factors in addition to price, such as the contractor's experience and financial strength, in awarding the contracts. The Subcontractors shall be duly licensed and meet the insurance requirements set forth in this Contract.
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Samples: Contract for Design Build Services, Design Build Contract
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND GMP UPDATES. 1. Upon written approval of the design development documents and written authorization from County, Contractor shall address all of the County's comments on the design development documents to County's satisfaction and cause to be prepared construction documents to fix the size and character of the Work. Contractor shall highlight in the construction documents the modifications made to address County's comments on the design development documents. The construction documents shall address County-requested changes to County's satisfaction.
2. The construction documents may consist of drawings, specifications, and other documents (including both paper and electronic data necessary to reproduce such documents). The construction documents shall be consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and the approved design development documents, provide information for the use of those in the building trades, and include all documents required for regulatory agency approvals.
3. Contractor shall furnish to County for review construction documents at the 60%, 90%, and 100% milestones and, if at a different time, when the construction documents are issued for bidding. These documents are for County's use in determining that the design of the Work is being carried out in a manner consistent with the Contractor’s Proposal and approved design development documents.
4. The County shall review and provide written comments to Contractor within thirty (30) days of receipt of a construction document submittal. If requested by County, Contractor and its Design Professionals will meet with representatives of the County to discuss the construction documents.
5. Contractor will revise the construction documents to address the issues raised by the County and will resubmit the construction documents to County within ten (10) days of receipt of the County's comments.
6. Contractor and County will continue to review and submit the construction documents until the County approves the construction documents in writing.
7. If the County discovers any inconsistencies or inaccuracies in the information presented by Contractor, it shall notify Contractor, who shall make appropriate revisions.
8. The construction documents shall be prepared in accordance with all Legal Requirements, building codes, rules, and regulations. Contractor represents that it has or will have carefully examined the Site and all reports, studies and other documents provided by County; has performed all reasonable investigations essential to a full understanding of the difficulties that may be encountered in performing the Work, and will acquaint itself with the conditions under which the Work is to be performed, including without limitation, applicable laws, codes, and other restrictions, local labor conditions, local weather patterns, restriction in access to and from the Site, prior work performed by others on the Site, obstructions, and other conditions relevant to the Work, the Site, and its surroundings. With the exception of (i) Hazardous Materials as identified in Section 1.13, and (ii) subsurface conditions and physical conditions of the Site not reasonably identified in the documents and that could not reasonably be investigated or quantified on account of the existing improvements and/or operations at the Site, Contractor expressly assumes the risk of the actual conditions, either discovered or discoverable through reasonable investigation in the performance of contractual obligations under this Contract. Contractor will complete the Work for the compensation stated in this Contract and, except as provided elsewhere in this Contract, including any amendments, no claim of limitations that may exist or may arise affecting the Work or of difficulties in performing the Work will be an excuse for any failure or omission by Contractor to fulfill the requirements of the Contract for the agreed price.
9. Upon County’s review and approval of the 100% submittal, Contractor shall furnish three (3) full-size printed sets of the final construction documents and specifications to County, along with four (4) sets of electronic copies of these materials in a CADD format acceptable to County. The CADD documents will be sealed, and all CADD functions shall be active. In addition, Contractor shall establish and maintain an ftp site on the Internet on which all documents will be posted. Each party shall be solely responsible for reproduction and distribution of all drawings, specifications and other documents for its own use and for the use of its separate consultants, contractors, suppliers and others as may be applicable.
10. Contractor shall provide all plans and other documents required to apply for and obtain approval of local and State authorities as may be required for the initiation, prosecution and construction of the Work.
11. Pursuant to the requirements of Public Contract Code section 20133, Contractor shall enter into written agreements for construction of the Work based on competitive bids received from at least three licensed, qualified contractors for each portion of the Work to be performed by Subcontractors where the anticipated value of the contract will exceed one-half of one percent of the GMP. Contractor may consider relevant factors in addition to price, such as the contractor's experience and financial strength, in awarding the contracts. The Subcontractors shall be duly licensed and meet the insurance requirements set forth in this Contract.
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Samples: Construction Contract
