Design Development Documents Phase Sample Clauses

Design Development Documents Phase. During design development, the [Project Development Team] shall meet weekly to review the Drawings and Specifications and discuss any material modifications from those previously issued. Design Professional shall deliver to Construction Manager Design Development Documents on or before the dates set forth in the Project Schedule. Within fourteen (14) Days after Construction Manager receives Design Development Documents, Construction Manager shall deliver, with supporting data, and meet with Owner Parties to discuss, its revised cost estimate incorporating the applicable Design Development Document information, and updating and refining, the applicable reconciled Schematic Design Document cost estimate (from Section
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Design Development Documents Phase. During design development, the Project Development Team shall meet weekly to review the Drawings and Specifications and discuss any material modifications from those previously issued.‌ Design Professional shall deliver to Construction Manager Design Development Documents on or before the dates set forth in the Project Schedule. Within fourteen (14) Days after Construction Manager receives Design Development Documents, Construction Manager shall deliver, with supporting data, and meet with Owner Parties to discuss, its revised cost estimate incorporating the applicable Design Development Document information, and updating and refining, the applicable reconciled Schematic Design Document cost estimate (from Section 5.9 above). Construction Manager and Owner Parties shall diligently work to reconcile questions, gaps, and disagreements in such estimate. If Construction Manager’s Design Development cost estimate exceeds the applicable Target GMP, Construction Manager shall promptly furnish Owner Parties with Value Engineering proposals that will cause the estimate to meet or be less than that Target GMP. Construction Manager and Owner Parties shall then meet to discuss such Value Engineering proposals and Construction Manager shall promptly recalculate its cost estimate incorporating any proposed changes Owner Parties select. Notwithstanding Construction Manager’s estimate exceeding the Target GMP, Owner may, in its sole discretion, accept or reject any proposed changes. Within twenty-one (21) Days after Construction Manager receives Design Development Documents, and based on the outcome of the cost estimating process in Section 5.5 above, Construction Manager shall meet with Owner Parties to deliver its revised scheduling, phasing, and constructability advice, analysis, and deliverables, updated from its applicable Schematic Design Document phase deliverables set forth in Section 5.9 above. Construction Manager shall also suggest modifications to the Drawings and Specifications to improve their completeness and clarity.
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Design Development Documents Phase. 2.4.1 On March 31, 1997, the Architect submitted, for approval by the Owner, Design Development Documents consisting of drawings and other documents to fix and describe the size and character of the Project as to architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical systems, materials and such other elements as may be required or appropriate to complete the Project. Subject to Owner's comments and clarifications, the Design Development Documents have been approved by Owner and were based on the approved Schematic Design Documents and directions from Owner and, subject to the provisions of Article 1.1.5, incorporated the documentation and services that at the time had been performed by Owner's Consultants.
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