Design Packages Clause Samples
The 'Design Packages' clause defines the requirements and standards for the preparation and submission of design documentation by a contractor or consultant. Typically, it outlines the specific components, level of detail, and format that each design package must include, such as drawings, specifications, and calculations, and may set deadlines for their delivery at various project stages. This clause ensures that all design deliverables meet the project's technical and procedural expectations, facilitating clear communication and efficient review processes between parties.
Design Packages. The Design-Builder shall be responsible for preparing design packages pursuant to the requirements of the State Water Resources Control Board, and in accordance with Appendix 6 (Design-Build Work Review Procedures), in connection with any application for obtaining reimbursement for the Design-Build Improvements under the CWSRF Loan Agreement. The design packages shall include, but not be limited to, all plans, drawings, mapping, inspections, models, studies, reports, analyses and cost estimates required by the State Water Resources Control Board.
Design Packages. TTBAS has already prepared the permit level plans, specifications, and CQA plan which has been approved by the RWQCB as part of the Phase VIII-A1 and A2 Design Report. TTBAS will now prepare construction level plans, specifications, and CQA plan using the permit level plans, the final Phase VIII-A1 construction documents, and as-built construction documents from the same project. TTBAS proposes to prepare these documents in a draft, draft final, and final submittal packages. The draft submittal will be the updated liner grading, utilities (LFG/water) design, and drainage and road design. The draft final will include all updated documents from the draft package and will also include specifications, CQA plan, and bid schedule. The final package will include all the documents from the draft final package and the engineer’s estimate, final updated drainage calculations, and updated geotechnical evaluations. The updated drainage calculations and geotechnical evaluations will be provided in technical memorandum formats. approved grading design concept. TTBAS assumes that the County will provide an updated aerial topography of the site and that minimal supplemental field survey will be required.
Design Packages. All animatronics, artifacts, signage, caneback chairs and any other items marked with the Assigned Intellectual Property (the “Design Packages”) in the possession or control of the Sellers that have been removed from, or are not restricted by any Real Property Leases from being removed from, the Closed Restaurants or any Excluded Restaurants, or otherwise in storage, provided that Purchaser shall collect and remove the property included in the Design Packages as of the Closing Date from the locations of such property no later than 45 days following the Closing Date and the Sellers shall cooperate in all reasonable respects with Purchaser in connection with such efforts; and
Design Packages. The Design Packages are to be incrementally developed and submitted to the State for review in accordance with Schedule 3 (Review Procedures) during the Design Development Process. Each Design Package must be in a form approved by the State and must include the following (as it relates to the relevant Functional Group or technical design discipline):
(a) an overview of the design philosophy and intent;
(b) for the Functional Group Design Packages, an executive summary which summarises the design, including:
(i) an explanation (which may be diagrammatic) of the key functional relationships between Functional Areas and Functional Units (or both of them);
(ii) spatial characteristics and accommodation provisions, including level of appointment with FF&E;
(iii) an explanation (which may be diagrammatic) of all pedestrian and vehicular flows to, from and through the Functional Areas and Functional Units, for all relevant types of vehicles and for all relevant Stadium Users;
(iv) an explanation (which may be diagrammatic) of the security lines for access restrictions to Functional Areas and Functional Units considering each category of Stadium Users;
(v) Event Overlay Plans in accordance with the requirements set out in Chapter D17 (Event Overlay) of Schedule 12 (Design Specifications) and Clause 5.5 of this Schedule 5 (Design Development);
(vi) details of Universal Access features for IRUA incorporated in the design;
(vii) details of storage provisions incorporated in the design;
(viii) an overview of how the design satisfies the operational principles that are relevant to the Functional Group as set out in the Part D (Functional Brief) of Schedule 12 (Design Specifications);
(ix) an explanation of how the design will support efficient delivery of the Stadium Activities, including with respect to travel distances for Stadium Personnel and scalability of facilities to match the different demand profiles for Event Day and Non-Event Day uses;
(x) an explanation of how the design will support efficient delivery of the Services, including with consideration of provision and location of facilities; and
(xi) an explanation of how the design is flexible, including to accommodate Reconfiguration and Expansion;
(c) for the Technical Design Packages, an executive summary which summarises the design, including:
Design Packages. The Company shall be responsible for preparing design packages pursuant to the requirements of the Department of Ecology (WAC 173-240), and in accordance with Schedule 20, in connection with any application for obtaining reimbursement for the Design-Build Improvements under the SRF Loan Agreement. The design packages shall include, but not be limited to, all plans, drawings, mapping, inspections, models, studies, reports, analyses and cost estimates required by the Department of Ecology. The preliminary design report submittal requirements are set forth in Schedule 12.
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