ARCHITECTURAL WALLS Sample Clauses

ARCHITECTURAL WALLS. Architectural walls are pre-fabricated modular walls, partitions and enclosures with a high degree of customization available. They are movable and re-configurable. Utilities and other infrastructure may be incorporated into the wall system and installed at the factory. Frames and panels shall be manufactured at the manufacturing facility. Walls consist of frames and panels. Panels consist of wood veneer, glass, whiteboards, metals, housing for monitors and can incorporate lighting, shelving and attachment of work surfaces, and case goods, etc. This category does not include office systems (cubicle) furniture or on site stick built products. Additional Cost Schedule Instructions: Cost schedule instructions for Architectural Typical Project worksheet tab ask that you provide price list number and date. If your firm does not have a price list available for the Architectural Walls product category, please submit a response to this requirement (reference Section 5.1 (G)) with the file name RC17020 Company Name Price List that details the method used to quote projects. The method should be detailed and describe how each element of the project, raw materials, labor, and other applicable components are calculated. Note that participating entities may be required to get multiple quotes for each project when published price lists are not available. The process that a participating entity employs shall be negotiated in the participating addendum process and included in the participating addendum. On the C ost Schedule Architectural Typical Project worksheet tab, line 16 enter ‘Refer to Price List document’. For Cost Schedule Architectural Typical Project worksheet tab three typicals (lines 21-100, 106-185, and 191-270) complete the gray shaded lines and enter the calculated price for each component in the MSRP List Price column.
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