Common use of Existing Documents Clause in Contracts

Existing Documents. CM/GC affirms that it has reviewed the Using Agency’s Project Development Information, attached hereto as Exhibit A, and the Preliminary Design and Construction Schedule, attached hereto as Exhibit B; that it has taken them into consideration in preparing its proposal for the General Conditions and Fee; and that it knows of no reason why the Project could not be completed within the current GMP Cost Limitation by the Material Completion Date. The Contract. The Contract includes Exhibits A through C, the General Requirements, GSFIC Forms Packet, and Supplementary General Requirements, each of which are incorporated herein.

Existing Documents. CM/GC affirms that it has reviewed the Using Agency’s Project Development InformationProgram and Existing Documents, attached hereto as Exhibit A, and the Preliminary Design and Construction Schedule, attached hereto as Exhibit B; that it has taken them into consideration in preparing its proposal for the Fees and General Conditions and Fee& Labor Costs; and that it knows of no reason why the Project could not be completed within the current GMP Cost Limitation and by the Material Completion Date. The Contract. The Contract includes Exhibits A through C(Insert Last Exhibit), the General Requirements, GSFIC Forms Packet, and Supplementary General Requirements, each of which are attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Existing Documents. CM/GC affirms that it has reviewed the Using Agency’s Project Development Information, attached hereto as Exhibit A, A and the Preliminary Design and Construction Schedule, attached hereto as Exhibit B; that it has taken them into consideration in preparing its proposal for the Fees and General Conditions and Fee& Labor Costs; and that it knows of no reason why the Project could not be completed within the current GMP Cost Limitation and by the Material Completion Date. The Contract. The Contract includes Exhibits A through C, the General Requirements, GSFIC Forms Packet, and Supplementary General Requirements, each of which are incorporated herein.