DESIGN PLAN PHASE Sample Clauses
The DESIGN PLAN PHASE clause outlines the initial stage in a project where detailed plans, drawings, and specifications are developed before any construction or implementation begins. This clause typically requires the responsible party, such as an architect or designer, to prepare and submit design documents for review and approval by the client or project owner. It may also set deadlines, define deliverables, and establish procedures for revisions or feedback. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have a clear, agreed-upon vision and scope for the project, reducing misunderstandings and setting a solid foundation for subsequent phases.
DESIGN PLAN PHASE. 1. Review the plans, specifications, and structural computations of the structure or addition to be constructed to determine their compliance with the requirements of the State Building Code to the extent necessary to assure the stability and integrity of the primary structural support systems of such structure or addition;
2. Contact the engineer of record to resolve any disagreements in design;
3. Submit a written summary to the Department of Administrative Services. This summary shall document the items reviewed and state a conclusion as to whether the stability and integrity of the primary structural support systems are in conformance with the requirements of the State Building Code. The summary report shall be affixed with the seal of a professional engineer (structural) licensed in the State of Connecticut.
DESIGN PLAN PHASE a. Review the plans, specifications, and structural computations of the structure or addition to be constructed to determine their compliance with the requirements of the State Building Code to the extent necessary to assure the stability and integrity of the structural support systems of such structure or addition;
b. Contact the engineer of record to resolve any disagreements in design;
c. Submit a written summary to the Department of Public Works. This summary shall document the items reviewed and state a conclusion as to whether the stability and integrity of the primary structural support systems are in conformance with the requirements of the State Building Code. The summary report shall be affixed with the seal of a professional engineer (structural) licensed in the State of Connecticut.
d. The Engineer shall develop drawings for the project using computer aided drafting software fully compatible with AutoCAD Release 2000 or such other version as approved in writing by the Department of Public Works in the individual task letters. After the documents to be provided in the contract documents phase are approved by the Department of Public Works, and at a time specified by the Department of Public Works, the Engineer shall submit drawings on 3 1/2 inch diskettes, CD ROM disk, or DC 2000 tape backup. Upon completion of construction of the project, the Engineer shall submit revised diskette or tape backup to reflect as-built conditions. Should the work described in this subparagraph be required for a specific project, the Engineer shall be notified of such in the task letter prepared for the project, as hereinafter provided in Section C. All AutoCAD documentation related to a project shall be of a single media type. All the work called for in this paragraph shall be provided by the Engineer at no additional cost to the State.