Construction Documents Revisions Clause Samples
The Construction Documents Revisions clause outlines the procedures and requirements for making changes to the official construction documents after they have been initially approved. Typically, this clause specifies who has the authority to request or approve revisions, the process for documenting and distributing updated plans or specifications, and any necessary notifications to relevant parties such as contractors or consultants. Its core function is to ensure that all modifications are properly tracked and communicated, thereby minimizing confusion, reducing the risk of errors during construction, and maintaining project alignment among all stakeholders.
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Construction Documents Revisions. If the Owner determines that the Construction Documents are not sufficient in number, content or quality to demonstrate the feasibility of the architectural, civil, structural, electrical or mechanical installations, the Owner may order that the documents be corrected or that additional documents be prepared at no additional cost to the Owner to adequately define said feasibility. Any interference among trades caused by inadequate design or coordination of the contract drawings and specifications will be the responsibility of the Professional who will prepare, at no additional cost to the Owner, any supplemental drawings necessary to resolve the interferences found prior to or during the bidding period, or during construction.
Construction Documents Revisions. Landlord will provide one (1) revisions of the Construction Documents (including revisions prior hereto) at Landlord’s Cost, provided that Landlord’s cost for Construction Documents shall not exceed in the aggregate One Dollar ($1.00) per square rentable foot of the Premises (including the cost of the initial set of Construction Documents and all revisions).
Construction Documents Revisions. A/E will revise the Construction Documents to bring the Project within the CONSTRUCTION COST without additional charge to the Owner if (a) the lowest bona fide bid received exceeds the CONSTRUCTION COST as stated in the ACTIVATION, or as approved by the Owner, and (b) the Owner determines the bids are not acceptable and the Project must be re-bid. A/E will perform all services identified in Subparagraph 3.2.4.1 during the re-bid without additional charge to the Owner.