DQMP General Requirements Sample Clauses

DQMP General Requirements. The DQMP shall describe and include the following general requirements: a) The quality control and quality review procedures for Professional Services products shall be organized by discipline (such as structural, civil, utilities). These procedures shall specify measures to ensure that appropriate quality requirements are specified and included in the Professional Services product and to control deviations from such requirements. b) Specific quality control and quality review procedures, including all required forms and checklists, shall be specified for preparing, verifying and checking all Professional Services products to ensure that they are independently checked and back-checked in accordance with generally accepted engineering practices in the State of Texas and the requirements of the DBA Documents. The checking of structural design shall include a set of independent calculations, performed by the Design-Build Contractor’s Design Firm for all structural elements. c) The designer and checker shall be clearly identified on the face of all Final Design Documents. The DQMP shall also include specific procedures for verifying the Professional Services product along with any computer programs being used for such purposes. Design Documents shall be stamped, signed and dated by the engineer in responsible charge for that item, element, or phase of the Work. d) Procedures shall be described for coordinating Professional Services performed by different individuals or firms working in the same area, in adjacent areas, or on related tasks to ensure that conflicts, omissions or misalignments do not occur between drawings or between the drawings and the specifications. This portion shall also include the coordination of the review, approval, release, distribution and revision of documents involving such parties. e) Procedures shall: (i) ensure that Design-Build Contractor personnel are familiar with all the provisions of the DBA Documents concerning their respective responsibilities; (ii) provide for the education, training and certification, as appropriate, of personnel performing activities affecting or assessing the quality of the Work to assure that such personnel achieve and maintain reasonable proficiency; and (iii) ensure that the Work is performed according to the DQMP, generally accepted engineering practices in the State of Texas and the DBA Documents. f) Procedures shall be established for meeting documentation requirements; the filing of design crite...
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