Common use of PRE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS Clause in Contracts

PRE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS. A. Scope Definition: Prior to GMP submittal, the Contractor shall thoroughly review the GMP construction document package with the City and determine if the scope is sufficiently defined and identify those areas requiring additional scope definition. As a minimum the following should be defined: Program building size, site limits and access, utility systems (existing and new), complete building systems descriptions, materials outline by division, MEP systems descriptions including materials, MEP system options shall be defined and accepted.

PRE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS. A. Scope Definition: Prior to GMP submittal, the Contractor shall thoroughly review the GMP construction document package with the City Owner and determine if the scope is sufficiently defined and identify those areas requiring additional scope definition. As a minimum the following should be defined: Program building size, site limits and access, utility systems (existing and new), complete building systems descriptions, materials outline by division, MEP systems descriptions including materials, MEP system options shall be defined and accepted.

PRE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS. A. Scope Definition: Prior to GMP submittal, the Contractor Construction Manager shall thoroughly review the GMP construction document package with the City Owner and determine if the scope is sufficiently defined and identify those areas requiring additional scope definition. As a minimum the following should be defined: Program building size, site limits and access, utility systems (existing and new), complete building systems descriptions, materials outline by division, MEP systems descriptions including materials, MEP system options shall be defined and accepted.

PRE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS. A. Scope Definition: Prior to GMP submittal, the Contractor Construction Manager-at-Risk shall thoroughly review the GMP construction document package with the City Owner and determine if the scope is sufficiently defined and identify those areas requiring additional scope definition. As a minimum the following should be defined: Program building size, site limits and access, utility systems (existing and new), complete building systems descriptions, materials outline by division, MEP systems descriptions including materials, MEP system options shall be defined and accepted.