Common use of As-Built Documentation Clause in Contracts

As-Built Documentation. At Contractor’s request, during construction of the Work, Subcontractor will annotate a set of the permitted construction drawings that accurately and realistically depict the as-built condition of the Work (“Drawings”), such Drawings will include: (a) noting the actual physical conditions encountered at the Project site and/or building during construction; and (b) depicting changes to the Work made in the field and based on Change Orders (the “As Built Drawings”). Subcontractor shall submit a complete set of As-Built Drawings as a condition precedent to receiving final payment. Upon Completion of the Work, and before application for final payment, the Subcontractor shall turn over the required As- Built drawings along with all other required final documentation.

As-Built Documentation. At Contractor’s request, during construction of the Work, Subcontractor will annotate a set of the permitted construction drawings that accurately and realistically depict the as-built condition of the Work (“Drawings”), such Drawings will include: : (a) noting nothing the actual physical conditions encountered at the Project site and/or building during construction; and (b) depicting changes to the Work made in the field and based on Change Orders (the “As Built Drawings”). Subcontractor shall submit a complete set of As-Built Drawings as a condition precedent to receiving final payment. Upon Completion of the Work, and before application for final payment, the Subcontractor shall turn over the required As- As-Built drawings along with all other required final documentation.