Construction Quality Management Plan. 20 Developer shall prepare a Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP) that describes its 21 policies, procedures, and staffing to manage construction quality in accordance with the 22 requirements of this Section GP 110.07.2.1.3, TP Attachment 110-2, and the Contract 23 Documents. 24 Developer shall define processes and procedures for quality control to achieve compliance with 25 the Contract Documents. Developer shall hire an Independent Quality Firm (IQF) to perform 26 both materials testing and comprehensive product inspection, and IQF test results and 27 inspection observations will be used in acceptance decisions as described in TP Attachment 28 110-2. 29 Developer shall construct the Work in accordance with the RFC Submittal, and other documents 30 that have been formally released for construction as defined in Section GP 110.10.2.8. 31 Developer’s CQMP must contain detailed procedures for Developer’s Construction QC and IQF 32 activities. The CQMP must be consistent with the applicable procedures contained in the ADOT 33 Materials Quality Assurance Program and the ADOT Construction Manual. Developer shall use 34 the ADOT Materials Testing Manual when establishing sampling and testing procedures for 35 standardization and consistency with ADOT procedures. The CQMP must establish clear 36 distinction between Developer’s QC and the IQF’s Quality Acceptance activities and persons 37 performing them. The quality process must also allow for verification sampling, testing, 38 inspection and Independent Assurance activities by ADOT as defined in TP Attachment 110-2. 39 Developer shall ensure that personnel with appropriate training and qualifications for each 40 appropriate item of Work (items produced on and off the Site) perform inspections, reviews, and 41 testing using appropriate equipment that is accurately calibrated and maintained in good 42 operating condition in accordance with the ADOT Materials Quality Assurance Program, Section
Construction Quality Management Plan. Developer shall construct the Work in accordance with the Released for Construction Documents, following a reasonable timeframe for TxDOT review and comment, together with the relevant requirements and specifications of the Contract Documents. Materials quality assurance for the project will be carried out in accordance with TxDOT’s Quality Assurance Program (QAP) for Design-Build (D-B) Projects available at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/pub/txdot-info/cst/qap_db.pdf. Develop the project CQMP to meet the requirements of TxDOT’s QAP for D-B. The CQAF will conduct materials sampling and testing in accordance with TxDOT’s QAP for D-B and the results of those tests will be used as part of the acceptance decision, if the QCAF test results are validated by the Owner Verification sampling and testing, as described in TxDOT’s QAP for D-B. CQAF test results that are not independently validated by owner verification sampling and testing will not be used to determine material acceptability. When QCAF test results are not validated by the owner verification sampling and testing, the material in question will be evaluated as described in section 3.5 of TxDOT’s QAP for D-B. Developer’s Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP) shall contain detailed procedures for Developer’s quality control and quality assurance activities for construction activities. The CQMP shall be consistent with the applicable procedures contained in the current TxDOT Contract Administration Handbook for Construction and establish a clear distinction between quality control and quality acceptance activities and persons performing them. At a minimum, the CQMP shall specify:
a) Methods and procedures that clearly define the distinction/authority/responsibility for the administration of Developer’s CQMP.
b) Designation of an individual on each crew to be responsible for performing daily field inspections of their own Work and for preparing a daily QC report to document the inspection performed.
c) The review and Approval process of all Portland cement concrete and hot mix asphaltic concrete mix designs by a CQAF Registered Professional Engineer.
d) Methods and procedures to be utilized by Developer to obtain active participation of the work force in quality control operations to achieve a quality project; Developer shall include reporting forms to be used by the responsible quality control personnel.
e) A construction quality control organization and staffing plan. Developer shall (a) show the period...
Construction Quality Management Plan. 30 Developer shall prepare a Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP) that describes its 31 policies, procedures, and staffing to manage construction quality in accordance with the 32 requirements of this Section GP 110.07.2.1.3, TP Attachment 110-2, and the Contract 33 Documents. 34 Developer shall construct the Work in accordance with the RFC Submittal. Developer’s CQMP 35 must contain detailed procedures for Developer’s QA/QC activities for construction activities. 36 The CQMP must be consistent with the applicable procedures contained in the ADOT Materials 37 Quality Assurance Program and the ADOT Construction Manual. Developer shall use the ADOT 38 Materials Testing Manual when establishing sampling and testing procedures for 39 standardization and consistency with ADOT procedures. The CQMP must establish clear 40 distinction between Developer’s QC and the IQF’s quality acceptance activities and persons 41 performing them. The quality process must also allow for verification sampling, testing, and 42 inspection by ADOT. 43 Developer shall ensure that personnel with appropriate training and qualifications for each 44 appropriate item of Work (items produced on and off the Site) perform inspections, reviews, and
Construction Quality Management Plan. As part of the SMP, the Section Developer shall prepare a CQMP and submit to the IQF and MDOT. The CQMP describes how the construction process and the quality of construction will be managed throughout the term of the Section P3 Agreement, including Renewal Work performed. The CQMP includes the organizational structure, staffing requirements, roles, and responsibilities and describes the relationships among design, construction, maintenance, and quality personnel. Acceptance of the CQMP by the IQF is a required condition prior to commencement of any Construction Work. The CQMP includes: construction quality control process to include policy, procedures and specific roles and responsibilities; methods by which all Construction Deliverables will be reviewed for completeness, clarity and accuracy; procedures and responsibilities for Inspection and testing of materials and constructed portions of the Section Work; procedures and responsibilities for verifying Construction Work complies with the Section P3 Agreement; minimum qualifications of staff involved in inspecting, testing and auditing the Construction Work; minimum qualifications for fabricators, Suppliers, and vendors supporting the Section Work and procedures for confirming and tracking qualifications; procedures for ensuring the timeliness of ordering and inspecting materials including scheduling of Inspections and testing at off-site facilities; procedures for the use of items not listed on MDOT SHA Qualified Products List; how the IQF will interface with construction activities; how the IQF will interact with MDOT’s quality verification and auditing activities; process for stopping Construction Work or elevating an issue; a discussion of how the Section Developer, O&M and the designer will interface with construction activities; procedures for documenting compliance and non-compliance with quality procedures; procedure for resolving and tracking resolution of all non-conforming Work; tracking and distribution of design revisions; procedures for and the use of Requests for Information; approach to training; schedule for notifying MDOT of all activities, especially at an off-site facility such as a fabricator’s or Supplier’s facility; recordkeeping; and scope and frequency of audits, including timing and distribution of results.
Construction Quality Management Plan. (CQMP) shall mean the plan that establishes quality control and quality acceptance procedures for the Work as more particularly described in Section 2.2.8 of the Technical Provisions.
Construction Quality Management Plan. B.6.1.4.1 Design Builder shall prepare a “Construction Quality Management Plan” that:
Construction Quality Management Plan. 2 Developer shall prepare a Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP) that describes its 3 policies, procedures, and staffing to manage construction quality in accordance with the 4 requirements of this Section GP 0, TP Attachment 110-2, and the Contract Documents. 5 Developer shall define processes and procedures for quality control to achieve compliance with
Construction Quality Management Plan. A plan developed by the Contractor which consists of both QC and Quality Acceptance activities with respect to performance of the work. The CQMP is provides procedures that clearly describe how the Contractor’s staff will address various quality requirements. Contractor - T he entity identified in the Agreement to perform work under the applicable project, together with its successors and assigns.
Construction Quality Management Plan. Developer shall construct the Work in accordance with the Released for Construction Documents, following a reasonable timeframe for TxDOT review and comment, together with the relevant requirements and specifications of the CDA Documents.
Construction Quality Management Plan. 34 Developer shall prepare a Construction Quality Management Plan (CQMP) that describes its 35 policies, procedures, and staffing to manage construction quality in accordance with the 36 requirements of this Section GP 110.07.2.1.3, TP Attachment 110-2, and the Contract 37 Documents. 38 Developer shall construct the Work in accordance with the Release for Construction (RFC) 39 Submittal, Developer’s CQMP must contain detailed procedures for Developer’s QA/QC 40 activities for construction activities. The CQMP must be consistent with the applicable 41 procedures contained in the ADOT Materials Quality Assurance Program and relevant 42 appendices and the ADOT Construction Manual. Developer shall use the ADOT Materials 43 Testing Manual when establishing sampling and testing procedures for standardization and 1 consistency with ADOT procedures. The CQMP must establish clear distinction between QC 2 and quality acceptance activities and persons performing them.
