Common use of Construction Oversight Clause in Contracts

Construction Oversight. The Subrecipient will oversee all aspects of the construction process from contractor bidding to project completion and make payments to the homeowner’s construction team and other construction professionals. This may include but is not limited to compliance with MWBE utilization standards as applicable, general construction oversight and coordination between property owners and contractors, preparation of payment requests, managing change orders, and other essential activities to ensure efficient construction for each home. The Subrecipient will provide monthly reports on the progression and timeline of each project, detailing any impacts to the critical path, also ensuring projects do not exceed the allowable award cap and remain within the allowable scope. The homeowner will contract directly with their contractor and the Subrecipient will manage construction, inspect construction work, approve and make payments to contractors. The contract between the homeowner and the contractor must provide the Subrecipient third party beneficiary rights and the ability to make payments on the homeowner’s behalf.