GMP and Procurement Services Sample Clauses

GMP and Procurement Services. At the point of 95% completion of the Construction Documents for the Project, or as otherwise directed by APS, the CMR shall develop and provide to APS a GMP that will include all construction costs, and all other projected costs inclusive of the CMR's quoted Construction Phase and General Conditions fees and CMR Contingency but excluding the Owner's Construction Contingency. The GMP shall display each proposed trade contract amount; the CMR's fixed fee; and all Project related costs, i.e. bonds, personnel, payroll benefits, etc. Unless directed otherwise by APS, the CMR shall provide the GMP to APS within 6-8 weeks of issuance of the 95% Construction Documents. The CMR shall hold all construction Subcontractor, equipment, and materials contracts directly, and have full responsibility. The CMR may only self-perform 10% of the Work, by value, and, for the remaining 90% of the Work, by value, the CMR must procure it by publicly advertised, competitive sealed bidding to the maximum extent practicable. The GMP must not exceed the approved Project funding available. In the event that the cost estimate exceeds the approved Project funding available APS reserves the right to direct the CMR to (and the CMR shall) work in conjunction with the A/E to redesign the Project as necessary to maintain the Project requirements and meet the approve funding available without any additional compensation to the CMR. Unless directed otherwise by APS, the CMR shall utilize the 95% Construction Documents as prepared by the A/E to invite and receive competitive bids on all trade packages and/or materials as a basis for each GMP
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