Design Deliverables Sample Clauses
The Design Deliverables clause defines the specific outputs, documents, or materials that a designer or contractor is required to provide as part of a project. It typically outlines the types of deliverables expected, such as drawings, specifications, models, or prototypes, and may set deadlines, formats, or quality standards for submission. By clearly listing what must be delivered and when, this clause ensures both parties have a shared understanding of project expectations and helps prevent disputes over incomplete or unsatisfactory work.
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Design Deliverables. Company shall cause the Engineer to 205 prepare plans and specifications suitable and complete for the Construction of the 206 Streetscape Improvements. The design standards and deliverables shall comply 207 with the requirements of the City, Duke Energy (for lighting replacements) and 208 the NCDOT. The City Manager or his designee shall have the right to review the 209 plans and specifications at various stages of design. The Company shall allow the 210 City Manager or his designee to review and approve the Engineer’s design 211 documents for the Streetscape Improvements at various phases of percent of 212 completion determined by the City and approved by the Company. The City shall 213 also have the right to review and approve other submittals, including site plan 214 submittals, and stormwater submittals. All approvals herein described shall be 215 obtained in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 12.15 below. 216 217
Design Deliverables. Deliverables to be prepared and Services to be performed by the Consultant at various Parts of design. The design deliverables are to comply with the requirements of the Service Order. The Production Schedule earned value procedures are based upon the agreed weighted percentage values of the deliverables for each Basic Services Part.
Design Deliverables. The anticipated deliverables are listed below: ❖ Kick-off Meeting Minutes ❖ Schematic Design (30%) Submittal, Cost Estimate, and QC Documentation ❖ Schematic Design (30%) Review Meeting Minutes ❖ Design Development (60%) Submittal, Cost Estimate, and QC Documentation ❖ Design Development (60%) Review Meeting Minutes ❖ Construction Documents (90%) Submittal, Cost Estimate, and QC Documentation ❖ Construction Documents (90%) Review Meeting Minutes ❖ Construction Documents (100%) Submittal, Cost Estimate, and QC Documentation ❖ Construction Documents (100%) Review Meeting Minutes ❖ Bid Documents Submittal, Cost Estimate, QC Documentation ❖ Bid Documents Review Meeting Minutes ❖ Issued for Bid Documents – Plans and Technical Specifications ❖ Initial and Final Construction Safety and Phasing Plan (CSPP) ❖ Bid Tabulation and Recommendation of Award ❖ Conformed Documents ❖ Pre-Construction Conference Meeting Minutes ❖ Construction Progress Meeting Minutes ❖ Record Drawings
Design Deliverables. CONTRACTOR shall provide the following documentation as part of the submission of Design Deliverables:
(i) one (1) electronic copy readily downloadable of the drawings and at least two (2) paper copies of the same; or, where applicable, two (2) CDs (in electronic spreadsheet format) containing a detailed inventory of repairs of, for example, lighting, steam traps, and/or water fixtures and a minimum of two (2) paper copies of the same;
(ii) one (1) electronic copy readily downloadable of the required specifications and two (2) paper copies of the same; and
(iii) if applicable, documentation of utility rebate and/or incentive application submittal and pre-approval, either as a PDF or at least two (2) paper copies, as requested by DCAMM.
Design Deliverables. A technical report that identifies and assesses both short and long-term needs and opportunities related to economic development, freight networks, operations, and transportation policy within the Decatur Area. Details should be included on how the needs and opportunities were identified and prioritized. The Consultant must describe how their work will be used to identify potential commercial development opportunities at or near the MIP. A separate report will be required that documents the data inputs and model parameters.
Design Deliverables. The Initial Design delivered to Intel shall include the items described in Schedule A-2, which is attached to and incorporated into this Exhibit A by reference. Any Subsequent Design delivered to Intel shall include such items in Schedule A-2 as are applicable to the Subsequent Design. In the event that the Subsequent Design uses different vendor tools or [*****] than the Initial Design, the items described in Schedule A-2 will be adjusted accordingly.
Design Deliverables. Stage 1: Evaluation and Validation Stage 2: Implementation Engineering
Design Deliverables. The design documents to be delivered by DA for PDR are defined in the Deliverable document list in Annex B1 – List of Appendices. In accordance with the Procedure on procurement documentation exchange ITER_D_35BVQR v2.1, it shall be updated by the DA TRO for the next phases prior to PDR and approved by IO TRO. Standard Requirements: For Functional Spec Annex Bs and Detailed Design Annex Bs, the responsibility for completing and finalizing the design lies with the DA. In developing the Preliminary Design and Final Design, the DA is in charge for updating the Design Baseline Documents, such as DDD, ICDs, ISs, Detailed Models and Schematics for DA package part. The IO shall help to generate all these documents. The IO has approval authority on the ICDs, ISs and CMMs, the IO being responsible for interfaces and integration, but not for the detailed design itself. On the other hand the DA is responsible for the detailed design and performance of the system; hence the DA has approval authority on the DDD, except the subject impact to safety and ITER performance, detailed Models and Schematics, while the IO only accepts them. Any changes of the safety content must be approved by the IO. The DA shall submit a Deviation Request or a Non-Conformity Request for any change to the Preliminary Safety Report Preliminary Safety Report (RPrS) (3ZR2NC) v3.0 or to other Regulatory Files.
Design Deliverables. The Engineer and Architect will coordinate the following design deliverables: Schematic Design (30% Design Deliverable)
Design Deliverables. The following listings for Concept Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, and Construction Documents describe the typical Design Deliverables for each of the Design Phases. The listings shall be used as guides to produce a specific matrix for each Project and shall be adapted to each Project's needs and unique requirements as applicable. To ensure that there is no misunderstanding of the Landlord's requirements, a detailed review of standards, design criteria, and other pertinent information shall be held with the Tenant's consultants on each project before the start of their participation in the design work. All Schematic Design, Design Development, and Contract (working) Drawings shall be prepared on standard "E size (42" long x 30" high) vellum drawing sheets. Concept drawings may be produced in varying sizes and formats appropriate to their use. Regardless, and without exception, all drawings shall contain the following information.