Final Design and Bidding Stage Sample Clauses

Final Design and Bidding Stage. 8.1.1 Upon selection of the consultant(s), the Project Administrator shall obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for the final design and Bidding Budget and shall present it to the Project Board for approval. 8.1.2 The Cooperative shall require the consultant to prepare (1) a final design in relative conformance with the Project Preliminary Design Report, and (2) a Bidding Budget based on the final design. The final design shall include a 100% final design. The 100% final design shall include design specifications,design drawings, the final Bidding Budget, and an estimate of real estate acquisition costs. 8.1.3 Once the consultant has completed the 100% final design, the Project Administrator will present it to the Project Board the final design and a Bidding Budget based on the final design for approval. 8.1.4 The engineering consultant will apply for and obtain any Project Permits not obtained before the Effective Date, with the exception of those that are to be obtained by the construction contractor. 8.1.5 Project Participants will develop funding mechanisms as required for their individual sufficient fiscal obligations to the Project. 8.1.6 Upon approval of the final design and Bidding Budget by the ProjectBoard, the Project Administrator will procure bids from contractors to construct the Project and the ProjectAdministrator will obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for its services for the Constructionstage for construction phase, post construction phase and administration services for approval by the Project Board. 8.1.7 The Project Administrator shall present both the selected contractor and Construction Budget, and the engineering consultant’s fee for construction administration to the Project Board for approval. 8.1.8 To encourage Member Governments to initially execute this Agreement as Project Participants, Polk County will pay the 60% final design cost share for any Member Government who does not join this Agreement as a Project Participant. If after Polk County has paid the 60% final design costs for a Member Government that Member Government later seeks to become a Project Participant, it shall first reimburse Polk County the respective 60% final design cost Polk County paid to the Cooperative on behalf of that Member Government, together with interest accruing at the rate payable for judgments pursuant to Florida Statutes, section 55.03, from the date Polk County paid the design costs through the date the Member Government fully...
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Final Design and Bidding Stage. 8.1.1 Upon selection of the consultant(s), the Project Board, through its Project Administrator shall obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for the final design and Bidding Budget and shall present it to the Project Board for approval. 8.1.2 The Project Board shall require the consultant to prepare (1) a final design in relative conformance with the Project Preliminary Design Report, and (2) a Bidding Budget based on the final design. The final design shall, at a minimum, include a 60% final design and 100% final design, and shall present the 60% design as a single line item. The 60% final design shall include design specifications, design drawings, an estimated Bidding Budget, and an estimate of real estate acquisition costs. The 100% final design shall include design specifications, design drawings, the final Bidding Budget, and an estimate of real estate acquisition costs. 8.1.3 Once the consultant has completed the 60% final design, the Project Administrator will present it to the Project Board. Any Project Participant may withdraw from the Project as provided in Section 19 following completion of 60% final design. The consultant shall not commence the 100% final design until after the Project Board has approved the 60% final design. 8.1.4 The engineering consultant will apply for and obtain any Project Permits not obtained before the Effective Date, with the exception of those that are to be obtained by the construction contractor. 8.1.5 Project Participants will develop funding mechanisms as required for their individual sufficient fiscal obligations to the Project. 8.1.6 The Cooperative will execute funding agreement(s) with the District to provide up to fifty (50) percent cooperative funding of the eligible Capital Costs of the Project. 8.1.7 Upon approval of the final design and Bidding Budget by the Project Board, the Project Board will procure bids from contractors to construct the Project and the Project Administrator will obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for its services for the Construction stage for construction observation and administration services for approval by the Project Board. 8.1.8 The Project Administrator shall present both the selected contractor and Construction Budget, and the engineering consultant’s fee for construction administration to the Project Board for approval. 8.1.9 The Project Board may approve the use of Alternative Procurement Methods as allowed by Florida Statutes including Chapters 255 and 287, i...
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Final Design and Bidding Stage. 8.1.1 Upon selection of the consultant(s), the Project Administrator shall obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for the final design and Bidding Budget and shall present it to the Project Board for approval. 8.1.2 The Cooperative shall require the consultant to prepare (1) a final design in relative conformance with the Project Preliminary Design Report, and (2) a Bidding Budget based on the final design. The final design shall include a 100% final design. The 100% final design shall include design specifications, design drawings, the final Bidding Budget, and an estimate of real estate acquisition costs. 8.1.3 Once the consultant has completed the 100% final design, the Project Administrator will present it to the Project Board the final design and a Bidding Budget based on the final design for approval. 8.1.4 The engineering consultant will apply for and obtain any Project Permits not obtained before the Effective Date, with the exception of those that are to be obtained by the construction contractor. 8.1.5 Project Participants will develop funding mechanisms as required for their individual sufficient fiscal obligations to the Project. 8.1.6 Upon approval of the final design and Bidding Budget by the Project Board, the Project Administrator will procure bids from contractors to construct the Project and the Project Administrator will obtain a scope and fee from the consultant for its services for the Construction stage for construction phase, post construction phase and administration services for approval by the Project Board. 8.1.7 The Project Administrator shall present both the selected contractor and Construction Budget, and the engineering consultant’s fee for construction administration to the Project Board for approval.
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