Labor/Materials Marketplace Survey Sample Clauses

Labor/Materials Marketplace Survey. If indicated in the Task Order for an Assigned Project, the CM shall survey the existing labor and materials marketplace conditions in the locality of the Assigned Project to ascertain the availability of suitable labor and materials necessary to complete Project construction within the time established by the District. The CM shall provide the District Representative with a written evaluation of the extent of available and suitable labor/materials to complete construction of the Assigned Project within the District’s Construction Budget and time objectives for an Assigned Project and whether in the CM’s opinion the CM anticipates that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials will adversely impact the costs/time for completing construction of the Assigned Project. If the CM concludes that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials may have an adverse impact on costs/time for completing construction of the Assigned Project, the CM’s written evaluation shall include recommendations for measures to mitigate or eliminate such potential adverse impacts to costs/time. The CM shall implement such measures as directed or authorized by the District.
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Labor/Materials Marketplace Survey. The CM shall survey the existing labor and materials marketplace conditions in the locality of the Project to ascertain the availability of suitable labor and materials necessary to complete Project construction. Within thirty (30) days of the Notice to Proceed for the First Component of the Project, the CM shall complete the labor/materials marketplace survey and provide the Owner’s Representatives with a written evaluation of the extent of available and suitable labor/materials and whether the CM anticipates that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials will impact the costs/time for completion of Project construction. If the CM concludes that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials may have an adverse impact on costs/time for completion of Project construction, the CM’s written evaluation shall include recommendations for measures to mitigate such potential adverse impacts to costs/time.
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Labor/Materials Marketplace Survey. XXXX shall survey the existing labor and materials marketplace conditions in the locality of the Project to ascertain the availability of suitable labor and materials necessary to complete Project construction as outlined in the scope of work. Within thirty (30) Days of the date indicated in the Project Milestone Schedule attached as Attachment 6 for the Agency to issue a Notice to Proceed for Pre-Construction Services, the XXXX shall complete the labor/materials marketplace survey and provide the Agency with a written evaluation of the extent of available and suitable labor/materials and whether the XXXX anticipates that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials will impact the costs/time for completion of Project construction. If the XXXX concludes that the extent of available and suitable labor/materials may have an adverse impact on costs/time for completion of Project construction, the XXXX’x written evaluation shall include recommendations for measures to mitigate such potential adverse impacts to costs/time. XXXX must continually review the Design Documents to identify long lead procurement items (manufactured/fabricated items, equipment, materials and supplies) for the Project. Long lead items should be identified in the bid packages and Project schedule prepared by XXXX. If authorized by the Agency, XXXX will ensure that it procures long-lead items prior to bidding bid packages. XXXX shall track progress of the manufacturing or fabricating these long lead items and advise the Agency of any problems or possible delays in delivery. Agency reserves the right to procure any and all the materials and equipment required for the Project.
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