Record Drawing. At the end of construction, the consultant shall prepare a record drawing using the red-lined plans to be provided by the City. The record drawing shall incorporate all changes made during construction in the field to show the actual record of construction.
Record Drawing. Assumptions: • Consultant will be available during construction to address contractor questions, provide field inspections, and/or serve as the Engineer of Record during construction. • Up to one (1) addendums will be provided during bidding. Addendum includes updates to plan sheets, bid sheets, and special provisions. If additional plan revisions are required (other than for design error), OCI can provide as supplemental agreement. • Up to two (2) clarifications will be provided during bidding. • Consultant will review contractor questions, RFI’s and/or submittals and provide recommended responses to the City. Estimate assumes up to 10 responses by Consultant and assumes up to 2- hours per response. • Consultant will provide up to one (1) minor design changes attributed to other than design error (6 hours per change). • Consultant will attend construction meetings and/or site visits. Anticipated meetings include a pre-construction meeting and a final inspection. Estimate assumes up to 8 hours. • Geotechnical Engineer will provide on-call geotechnical engineering support during construction, which is anticipated to include in-office and in-the-field support. From the office, we will review and respond to geotechnical-related contractor’s RFI’s, submittals, and field testing/inspection reports. In the field, a representative of the geotechnical engineer will provide periodic site visits to: observe retaining wall construction; verify subgrade for foundations; and provide recommendations related to geotechnical issues that come up during construction. We have assumed that we will provide the following geotechnical engineering reviews and site visits during construction: o The geotechnical engineer will review of contractor submittals (wall type, plan for assembling, laboratory and field compaction tests as they become available) and respond to related contractor Requests for Information (RFIs). Our estimate assumes we will conduct up to six site visits for this task to: ▪ Observe the placement of the drainage system; and, ▪ Verify backfill placement and compaction efforts. o The geotechnical engineer will submit daily field reports summarizing our observations to Xxxxxx Consulting. We assume that no more than six total part-time site visits will be required through the construction of the retaining wall. After the completion of the geotechnical last site visit, the geotechnical engineer will prepare a final letter summarizing the geotechnical special inspect...
Record Drawing. Not applicable.
Record Drawing. On the receipt of approved “Record Drawing” reproducibles and computer media.
Record Drawing. The Consultant shall prepare record drawings when construction work has been completed and accepted by the District. This shall mean the original tracings of the plans will be modified, if necessary, because of deviations from the original work. Modifications to the drawings will be based upon information supplied by the District from their Construction Inspectors, Manager, and/or Contractor. The Consultant shall notify the District of discrepancies. The drawings will become the District property.
