Common use of SCHEDULING OF THE WORK Clause in Contracts

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen (15) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 2019. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 2019, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 2019. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, rock placement, structure installation, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt paving, guardrails, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activities. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen twenty-five (1525) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 201914 May 2018. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 201915 June 2018, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 201915 June 2018. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, rock placement, pipe structure installation, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt paving, guardrails, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activities. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems deem s required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen thirty-five (1535) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before on 4 November 2019May 2020. The detour (road closure) shall not be in- place until this date. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, barriers, and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 201919 June 2020, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 201919 June 2020. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, pile driving, concrete work, rock placement, structure installationstringers, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt pavingtopsoil, seeding, guardrails, etc) related to each substructure location (eg: abutments, piers), superstructure location (eg: span 1, span 2, etc), and approach location. The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen (15) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before 4 on 9 November 20192020. The detour (road closure) shall not be in-place until this date. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 27 November 20192020, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 27 November 20192020. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, rock placement, structure installation, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt paving, guardrails, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen two hundred and fifty (15250) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 2019. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 2019, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 2019. August 24, 2019 All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the DepartmentTIE. Note that the DepartmentTIE’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Prelim inary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department TIE for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: eg excavation, demolition, pile driving, concrete foundations, rock placement, structure steel box girder supply and installation, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road workcollision blocks, asphalt pavingapproach slabs, guardrailswaterproofing, removal of temporary works, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department TIE of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s TIE request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department TIE an updated Construction Schedule as TIE deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule. It is the expectation that the Earthworks General Contractor will conduct all necessary works in order to allow the bridge contractor access to this site. The general sequencing of the works is as follows: - Construct access roads and earthen working platforms for centre pier (Earthworks contractor) - Excavate for pier base construction (Earthworks contractor) - Drive piles and construct cast-in-place concrete pier base (Bridge contractor) - Construct pier shaft and hammerhead pier cap (Bridge contractor) - re-align river bed (Earthworks contractor) - Construct approach roads on the east end of the bridge (Earthworks contractor) - Drive piles for east abutment and construct concrete abutment pile cap (Bridge contractor) - Construct western approach roads to bridge structure (Earthworks contractor) - Drive piles for west abutment and construct concrete abutment pile cap (Bridge contractor) - Backfill abutments with Class ‘A’ material (Bridge contractor) - Complete construction of bridge superstructure (Bridge contractor) - Complete select borrow and granular base on the approaches (Earthworks contractor) - W aterproof the bridge deck and place asphalt wearing surface (Earthworks contractor) The above sequencing is not intended to be a succession of events as there are some items which could be worked on concurrently. The Bridge and Earthwork contractors are free to revise or modify the sequencing as they see fit in order to best achieve the desired results and to meet the budget and schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen forty (1540) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before 4 November 2019on 6 July 2020. The detour (road closure) shall not be in- place until this date. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, barriers, and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 201928 August 2020, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 201928 August 2020. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, pile driving, concrete work, rock placement, structure installationstringers, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt pavingtopsoil, seeding, guardrails, etc) related to each substructure location (eg: abutments, piers), superstructure location (eg: span 1, span 2, etc), and approach location. The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen thirty-five (1535) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before 4 November 2019on 26 October 2020. The detour (road closure) shall not be in-place until this date. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, seal and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 201911 December 2020, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 201911 December 2020. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, concrete work, rock placement, structure installation, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt pavingtopsoil, seeding, guardrails, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen FORTY (1540) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 2019. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, structure must be completed and the highway opened to traffic no later than 22 November 20198 November, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 2019. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolitionpile driving, rock concrete foundations, riprap placement, structure precast girder supply and installation, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road workcollision blocks, asphalt pavingapproach slabs, guardrailswaterproofing, removal of temporary works, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as the Department deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen forty (1540) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 2019. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, expansion joint and seal must be opened to traffic installed and operational and the site cleaned up by no later than 22 November 2019October 29th, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 20192021. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. XXXXXX RIVER (RED) BRIDGE – REHABILITATION PROJECT Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: EG. asphalt removal, excavation, demolitionconcrete removals, rock placementexpansion joint removals, structure fabrication and installation of new expansion joint extrusions, reinforcement supply and installation, earthwork backfill, road workplacing concrete for end dams, asphalt paving, guardrailsreinstatement, etc). .) The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as the Department deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen (15) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before 4 November 2019no later than 24 August 2020. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, barriers, and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 201911 September 2020, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 11 September 2020. Removals: the temporary bridge (excluding bridge footings to rem ain on site), realigned roadway (asphalt, base, and sub-base) on the Brookfield approach, asphalt milling 60m each side of temporary bridge, excavation of permanent foreslopes at bridge area, guardrail removal, winter stabilization with hay mulch, and installation of permanent cross-over guardrail at the top of each foreslope shall take place over a maximum of ten (10) consecutive working days throughout November 20192020. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolitionconcrete work, rock placement, structure installationtemporary bridge, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt pavingtopsoil, seeding, guardrails, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activities. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen thirty (1530) working days. ; No claims claim s for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to must start on site before 4 November 2019no later than 30 April 2018. The detour (road closure) shall not be in-place until this date. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, barriers, and guardrails must be opened to traffic no later than 22 November 20198 June 2018, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 20198 June 2018. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolition, pile driving, concrete work, rock placement, structure installationstringers, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road work, asphalt paving, guardrails, etc) related to each substructure location (eg: abutments, piers), superstructure location (eg: span 1, span 2, etc), and approach location. The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activities. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule.

SCHEDULING OF THE WORK. The number of working days stipulated for this Contract is fifteen forty (1540) working days. No claims for delays caused by whatever external agencies or factors shall be allowed. The Contractor shall work Saturdays (if he deems necessary to meet deadline) and/or maximize the hours per day on site. Note that construction is not permitted to start on site before 4 November 2019. The bridge/roadway (entire width) complete with asphalt seal, arch structure must be opened to completed, installed and backfilled, ready for traffic by no later than 22 November 2019June 14th, with no interruption to traffic after this date. The overall project must be completed no later than 22 November 2019. All bidders shall supply a Preliminary Construction Schedule with his Tender Documents for review by the Department. Note that the Department’s evaluation of submitted bids shall include reviewing the Preliminary Schedule including but not limited to the benefit(s) of earlier completion, bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and overall project completion date. Note that the tender deadline dates indicated for any Phase(s), bridge/roadway open to traffic (entire width), and/or overall project completion are the latest acceptable dates, with earlier dates acceptable. Prior to Contract award, the selected Bidder shall submit a detailed Final Construction Schedule to the Department for review. The Final Construction Schedule shall identify all primary work activities (eg: excavation, demolitionpile driving, rock concrete foundations, riprap placement, structure precast girder supply and installation, deck, barriers, earthwork backfill, road workcollision blocks, asphalt pavingapproach slabs, guardrailswaterproofing, removal of temporary works, etc). The Final Schedule shall indicate applicable time lines and milestones for all work activitiesactivities and Phases. Throughout the project the Contractor shall notify the Department of any situations that may negatively affect the project’s Final Construction Schedule. The Contractor shall, upon the Department’s request at any time throughout the project, update and submit to the Department an updated Construction Schedule as the Department deems required to reflect any circumstances that may cause the need for an updated Schedule. It is the expectation that the Earthworks General Contractor will conduct all necessary works in order to allow the bridge contractor access to this site. The general sequencing works is as follows: • Construct roadway embankment east and west approaches (Earthworks contractor) • Excavate fill material to allow for pile driving at east and west abutments (Bridge contractor) • Construct concrete abutments and set girders (Bridge contractor) • Backfill abutments with Class “A” material (Bridge contractor) • Complete construction of bridge superstructure (Bridge contractor) • Complete select borrow and approach slabs (Bridge contractor) • Complete granular subbase and base on the approaches (Paving contractor) • Waterproof the bridge deck and place asphalt wearing surface (Paving contractor) The above sequencing is not intended to be a succession of events as there are some items which could be worked on concurrently. The Bridge, Earthwork and Paving contractors are free to revise or modify the sequencing as they see fit in order to best achieve the desired results and to meet the budget and schedule.