CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED Sample Clauses

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED. 1. The Engineer shall perform:
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CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED. 1. The Engineer shall perform: a. Post Letting Activities Prior to Construction, which include: • Schedule and assist in conducting a preconstruction conference for the project, document the conference in accordance with State procedures as outlined in CCAM and District Procedures. • Sign the TxDOT - Contractor Project Pledge form and submit the signed form to the State. • Monitor known existing utility facilities on the project, which includes: o Coordinate any and all relocations or conflicts with the appropriate utility companies and the contractor. o Document any project delay or potential delay caused by utility conflicts. o Verify that new utility structures and component materials as identified in the Utility Agreement Estimate are compliant with BUY AMERICA, and coordinate the submittal of Form 1818 by the utility to the State. b. Activities during Construction, which include preparing or performing the following: DocuSign Envelope ID: 371795F3-9F9E-4276-BC7C-7A8A7988B2B9 • Disputes and Claims o Upon notice from the contractor of pending claims for extra work or changes in scope of the work or delay to the work, maintain records indicating the cost of such work and delay. o Analyze the schedule and make recommendations to the Area Engineer regarding such claims, time extensions, contract changes, extra work, or delay costs. o Assist the State in dispute negotiations and claim resolution through all levels of escalation. • Utilities & ROW o Coordinate with the State and their representative on utility and ROW issues as needed and attend meetings as required. • Internal and External Agency Audits o Assist the State in any internal and external agency audits that may be performed during the life of the construction project. o Provide documentation as requested. c. For the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plan (QA and QC), the Engineer shall: • Develop and maintain a QA and QC plan for inspections, record keeping, and testing and submit to the State for review. • Submit documentation to the State for verification of quality control checks. • Include steps to ensure the State is receiving trained personnel on the project. • Submit this plan to the State. If changes to the plan are made by the Engineer or as directed by the State, provide updated version to the State. Address all State comments on the plan. • Provide a quarterly comparison of estimated manpower versus actual manpower versus budgeted manpower. • Provide monthly schedule of predicted ...
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED. 1. The Engineer shall perform: a. Post Letting Activities Prior to Construction to include: DocuSign Envelope ID: 51F0C02D-0E11-4DC2-A573-F84CA0DE9323 i. Schedule and assist in conducting a preconstruction conference for the project, document the conference in accordance with State procedures as outlined in CCAM and District Procedures. • Schedule Pre-Construction Conference. • Assist in conducting pre-construction conference. • Document the conference in accordance with State procedures as outlined in CCAM and District procedures. ii. The Engineer shall monitor known existing utility facilities on the project: • Coordinate any and all relocations or conflicts with the appropriate utility companies and the contractor. • Document any project delay or potential delay caused by utility conflicts. b. For activities during Construction to include the Engineer’s preparation or performance of the following:
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED. 1. The Engineer shall perform: a. Post Letting Activities Prior to Construction to include:
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED. 1. The Engineer shall perform: a. Post Letting Activities Prior to Construction to include: i. Schedule and assist in conducting a preconstruction conference for the project, document the conference in accordance with State procedures as outlined in CCAM and District Procedures.  Schedule Pre-Construction Conference.  Assist in conducting pre-construction conference.  Document the conference in accordance with State procedures as outlined in CCAM and District procedures. ii. The Engineer shall monitor known existing utility facilities on the project:  Coordinate any and all relocations or conflicts with the appropriate utility companies and the contractor.  Document any project delay or potential delay caused by utility conflicts. b. For activities during Construction to include the Engineer’s preparation or performance of the following:

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