Common use of Construction Progress Schedule Clause in Contracts

Construction Progress Schedule. Prior to or at the preconstruction conference and before beginning work on the Project, the Consultant shall submit to the project engineer a Construction Progress Schedule giving a satisfactory schedule of operations that provides for completion of the work within the contract time. The contractor shall have copies of the schedule available at the preconstruction conference. a. If the Consultant’s operations are affected by changes in the plans or amount of work, or if the Consultant has failed to comply with the approved schedule, or if requested by the engineer, the Consultant shall submit a revised Construction Progress Schedule for approval. This revised schedule shall show how the Consultant proposes to prosecute the balance of the work. If the engineer requests a revised schedule, the Consultant shall submit the revised schedule within 14 calendar days after the date of request or progress payments may be withheld. b. The approved Construction Progress Schedule will be used as the basis of establishing the controlling item of work, charging contract time and as a check on the progress of the work. The Construction Progress Schedule shall show only one controlling item of work for each contract day. If the Construction Progress Schedule has not been approved prior to the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, the engineer will establish the controlling work item and charge contract time accordingly.