CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR’S SCOPE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Sample Clauses

CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR’S SCOPE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. The Construction Administrator shall administer the CMR Contract. The Construction Administrator shall provide pre-design services and design phase services, which will include the pre-design, schematic design, design development, contract documents, and procurement phases. The Construction Administrator shall provide construction phase services and post-construction services including commissioning, and closeout. Each phase will commence when written notice to proceed is issued by the Department of Administrative Services (DAS). The Construction Administrator shall provide the services within the time periods specified herein or, at the option of the DAS, within extended periods as determined by the Department if the Department is of the opinion that extensions are warranted and if the Department evidences its consent to such extensions in writing. The Construction Administrator shall not commence any phase work under the contract until the Construction Administrator receives written authorization to proceed from the DAS Project Manager. The Construction Administrator is responsible for providing the management, quality control, and administrative tasks needed to perform the services in an expeditious and economical manner consistent with the best interests of the State of Connecticut. The Construction Administrator shall assist DAS in achieving its goals with respect to the project’s schedule, budget, scope, and quality. If the Construction Administrator observes that the scope of work, construction cost, or any other relevant documentation is at variance with the requirements of the project, the Construction Administrator shall promptly notify in writing the Architect and the State. The Construction Administrator shall provide personnel with the qualifications and experience necessary to perform the various tasks herein described. The DAS shall be the sole judge of the qualifications of assigned personnel and shall have the right to approve and reject personnel and have removed any personnel it considers unsatisfactory. The CA shall name and provide resumes and prior assignments of its core staff to be assigned to this project for review and approval by DAS. It is anticipated that the CA shall supplement the core staff throughout all phases with other employees, consultants and subcontractors, as necessary, to support the core staff and/or bring special skills and expertise to the project. Named core staff shall include, but not necessarily be limited t...
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CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR’S SCOPE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. The construction administration for design phase services shall be for a time period of approximately ______________ (_____) months and will include the pre-design, schematic design, design development, contract documents, and bid phases. Each phase will commence when written notice to proceed is issued by the Department of Public Works (DPW). The Construction Administrator shall provide the design phase services within the time period specified herein or, at the option of the DPW, within extended periods as determined by the DPW if the DPW is of the opinion that extensions are warranted and if the DPW evidences its consent to such extensions in writing. The Construction Administrator shall not commence any phase work under the contract until the Construction Administrator receives written authorization to proceed from the DPW Project Manager. If the Construction Administrator observes that the scope of work, construction cost, or any other relevant documentation is at variance with the requirements of the project, the Construction Administrator shall promptly notify in writing the architect and the State. The Construction Administrator shall provide personnel with the qualifications and experience necessary to perform the various tasks herein described. The DPW shall be the sole judge of the qualifications of assigned personnel, and shall have the right to approve and reject personnel, and have removed any personnel it considers unsatisfactory.
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