Lead Designer definition

Lead Designer means any individual who has satisfactorily
Lead Designer means the Component Firm to bear primary and lead responsibility for design services on the Project. The Lead Designer must be the Proposer, a Principal Participant, or Major Participant, and is anticipated to perform a minimum of 30% of the design services on the Project.
Lead Designer means the firm, partnership, or joint venture that has primary responsibility for design services for the Project.

Examples of Lead Designer in a sentence

  • Design-Builder shall provide management for the Work in accordance with the organization chart set forth in Exhibit A – Schedule 3.2.2. Design-Builder acknowledges the importance of its Design-Build Project Manager, Design Manager/Coordinator, Energy Performance / Sustainable Design Specialists, Lead Designer and Project Superintendent (collectively, “Key Personnel”).

  • The Detailed Design shall be signed off by the by Lead Designer with an ECSA Professional Registration (Pr Eng/Pr Tech Eng), appropriate experience as detailed in the Functionality under the Tender Section.

  • TxDOT discourages changes in Key Personnel from the individuals listed in the QS and is under no obligation to approve such requests and may disapprove the request at its sole discretion; provided however, TxDOT will consider requests for a change in the Environmental Compliance Manager, which position is no longer required to be filled by an employee of the Lead Contractor or Lead Designer but is required to meet additional requirements as specified in Section 4.4.1 of the Technical Provisions.

  • The Contractor shall, prior to commencing the construction of the Temporary Works, submit a certificate to the Engineer, based on the ‘Design Certificate' signed by the Lead Designer and the Lead Design Checker, certifying that the Temporary Works have been properly and safely designed and checked, and that the Contractor has checked the effect of the Temporary Works on the Permanent Works and has found this to be satisfactory.

  • To the extent not directly covered as insureds by the project-specific policies described above, the Design-Builder will cause each other Subcontractor or subconsultant (other than the Lead Designer) providing professional services to procure and keep in force professional liability insurance as specified below, which coverage must be maintained for 3 years after completion of the relevant professional service.


More Definitions of Lead Designer

Lead Designer means the designer (in house or consulting firm)
Lead Designer means the member of the Offeror’s team, whether a single entity or Joint Venture, responsible for the overall design of the Project. If the Lead Designer is structured as a Joint Venture, the following requirements shall apply: (i) the Joint Venture shall be comprised of no more than three members or joint venturers and (ii) the Offeror shall identify in its SOQ a single member or joint venturer that will serve as the managing joint venturer for the Joint Venture.
Lead Designer means the Respondent team member, whether a single entity, a joint venture, or group of entities, primarily responsible for the design and engineering of the Project.
Lead Designer means any individual who has satisfactorily completed an accredited training program approved by the Department and has a current license issued by the Department to prepare lead abatement project designs, occupant protection plans, and abatement reports.
Lead Designer means the single entity or joint venture that will be primarily and directly responsible for design of the Project. If this role will be performed by a Joint Venture, then all members or partners of that Joint Venture will be considered to be the Lead Designer.
Lead Designer means the Component Firm(s) designated on Form B to bear primary and lead responsibility for design services on the Project. The Lead Designer must be the Proposer, a Principal Participant, or Major Participant, and perform a minimum of 15% of the design services on the Project. If multiple Lead Designers are designated by the Proposer, the areas of primary responsibility must be clearly defined on Form B and in the executive summary of the Proposal.
Lead Designer means the entity, whether a single entity or a joint venture, that will be primarily responsible for the completion of the Design Work and ensuring conformance with the design criteria, if these tasks are not the responsibility of the Lead Contractor. Lead Firm means any Lead Contractor, Lead Designer, Concessions Manager or Terminal Operator.