Design Phase Requirements Sample Clauses

Design Phase Requirements. The Commissioning Agent shall play a vital role in the design process and facilitate the full design review in collaboration with the A/E team and District. Specific tasks required include: I. Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) – Immediately upon contract execution, develop a project‐specific OPR in coordination with the project team that incorporates LEED v4, Xxx Xxxxx and Title 24 requirements, and aligns with the District Project Guidelines. Update this document at Design Development, Construction Documents, Bid and Project Closeout. II. Basis of Design (BOD) - Review the BOD for alignment to the District Project Requirements at each design review cycle (outlined below). Provide comments to the team for review and response. Back check all comments in subsequent design milestones. III. Design Peer Reviews – Review the design documents, including plans, specifications, Basis of Design, and energy model for compliance with the District’s requirements, engineering best practices, and maintenance standards. Participate in design review meetings and maintain a central commissioning comment log. a. Schematic Design (SD) – No formal CxA (Commissioning Authority) review. b. Design Development (DD) – Peer review the DD set and provide comments to the District and A/E Team. Ensure conformance with the OPR and BOD. The A/E team will provide the CxA with written responses and include updates in the 75% CD set. c. 75% Construction Documents (CD) ‐ Verify that items caught in the DD set have been corrected. d. Initial DSA Submittal – Conduct full peer review and provide comments to the District and A/E Team. The A/E team will provide the CxA with written responses and include updates in the DSA Back Check set. e. DSA Backcheck/Bid – Verify that items have been corrected from the DSA submission set. Any ongoing/subsequent issues shall be relayed to the District project manager and Sustainability Office for possible inclusion in an addendum.
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Design Phase Requirements. The Commissioning Agent shall play a vital role in the design process and facilitate the full design review in collaboration with the A/E team and District. Specific tasks required:
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Design Phase Requirements. Contractor shall work with the City of Milwaukee and/or other regulatory agencies so that project designs comply with any code related issues, including ADA. Contractor is responsible for all redraw/redesign efforts due to changes required to bring the project in line with MPS standards.
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Design Phase Requirements. The Professional shall review and comply with the most current version the Office of Physical Plant’s Design Phase Deliverables document and with The Pennsylvania State University’s manual of Design & Construction Standards. Both documents are available on the Office of Physical Plant web page. The Professional shall actively participate in the Design Review process utilizing software of the Owner’s choice. The Professional will provide all design review documents electronically in a .pdf or compatible format for each review. The Owner’s comments on these documents will be provided via the design review software. The Professional is responsible for accessing, reviewing, and responding to those comments within the software. Comments and responses will be archived by the Owner for the record.
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Design Phase Requirements. 3.1 The Architect/Engineer shall prepare and submit the following documents to the University:
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