Progress Photographs. Unless there is a scheduled item provided in the Contract therefore, the Contractor shall provide a photographic record in a digital form (from camera to a source CD) showing the conditions existing at the site prior to commencement of Work, designated conditions during Work operations, and conditions after the completion of the Contract. Photographs shall be in color and shall be taken under the supervision and at the direction of the Engineer. The Contractor shall also provide photograph sets for each approved photo of such photographic record. The estimated number of photograph sets required shall be fifty (50), unless otherwise provided in the Special Provisions. This estimated quantity may not be the number actually taken and the City will adjust the Contractor's final payment at the rate of two dollars ($2.00) per photograph set, plus or minus deviations from the estimated quantity. A photograph set shall consist of two (2) enlargement prints as detailed herein. The source CD shall have all photographs taken properly labeled and inscribed thereon. At the conclusion of the Work, they shall become the property of the City and shall be delivered to the Borough Construction Office designated by the Engineer. The enlargement prints shall be as follows: two (2) 191mm x 241mm (7-1/2" x 9-1/2") (image area) enlargements shall be made from each source file on 203mm x 254mm (8" x 10") single weight, glossy paper, and shall be mounted in approved vinyl photo pages, pre-punched for post or 3-ring binders, as directed by the Engineer. In addition to the proper identification numbers, enlargements shall be further identified on the face by appropriate permanent markings consisting of the Contract No., the date when taken, and a description of the location. Enlargements shall be delivered to the designated construction office not later than three (3) days after a photograph is taken, unless ordered otherwise by the Engineer.
Progress Photographs. A commercial photographer will not be required for the Work under this Contract. However, copies of any photographs taken during this project shall be submitted to RMWD for the permanent record. The Contractor shall submit all photographs in RAW, TIFF or JPG digital format on CD or DVD
Progress Photographs. Contractor to provide digital progress photographs. Professional photographs are not required.
Progress Photographs. For the purposes of documenting work, when requested by XxXx, the Contractor shall utilize the services of a competent photographer, who shall take photographs showing the progress of the Work. The technician should be able to take these pictures, label them, store them, and email as needed.
Progress Photographs. The Contractor shall provide a set of digital images of each progress photograph at weekly intervals to the Supervisor. The positions and timing of the progress photographs shall clearly indicate daily progress at all active sites.
Progress Photographs. (1) The Contractor shall provide monthly progress photographs which have been properly recorded to show the progress of the Works to the Engineer. The photographs shall be digital and taken on locations agreed with the Engineer to record the exact progress of the Works. The number and size shall be as required in Appendix 3 of Schedule DA, Authority’s Requirement.
Progress Photographs. Aerial photos • Other Photos include dated photographs to provide a visual representation of work in place.
Progress Photographs. D.7.1. For Progress Photographs requirement, see Special Provision No. 4 in Attachment 3j – Special Provisions, of this contract.
Progress Photographs. The Contractor shall provide progress photographs of the Works on a regular basis, but in no case be less frequent than 1 month. The photographs shall be taken from the same locations whenever possible.
Progress Photographs. 4.8.1 Submit with monthly progress claim three (3) copies each of four (4) progress photographs, 8" x 10", gloss finish, taken from points designated by the Engineer/Architect. In the lower right-hand corner of the prints show the date and name of the project.
