General Program Management Services Sample Clauses

General Program Management Services. (A) Program Manager shall, in exchange for Owner’s agreement to pay to Program Manager the Program Management Services Fee, and in accordance with the Program Manager’s Standard of Care, perform all Services, and oversee the performance of all services and Work, including architectural and engineering, procurement, construction, geotechnical and commissioning services, as necessary for the execution and completion of the Projects in accordance with the Service Center Facilities Program, using methodologies, systems and practices as described in Section IV.1(B), below. Subject to Section XV.10, all Services shall be performed with the reasonable involvement, cooperation and assistance of, and subject to the approval of, the Owner. Program Manager shall also perform the Services so as to cause the Services to be performed in accordance with the Program Manager’s Standard of Care. (1) Program Manager shall provide all geotechnical engineering, commissioning and surveying services necessary to support the successful execution and completion of the Program and Projects, including but not limited to establishing and implementing all commissioning protocols and commissioning plans, and providing all soils reports, site surveys, traffic engineering, tree surveys and topographical surveys as needed for all Program Phases and for all impacted facilities. In the event Program Manager subcontracts with a professional services provider for the provision of any geotechnical engineering, commissioning or surveying services, or any other professional services required herein, such services shall be procured in accordance with all applicable laws, including but not limited to Section 2254, Subchapter A, of the Texas Government Code. (2) The Program Manager shall, if requested by Owner and at no additional cost to Owner, participate in public awareness and community outreach presentations as required periodically throughout the Program.

General Program Management Services. Since these advisory services necessarily assist in general definitions of the program and projects, conflict would likely exist in participation in the design or construction management phase of any project. • Preplanning. Participation in preplanning work, which may include a needs assessment report or a capital improvement program/capital master plan, since it is an initial phase, may be limited only by previous participationin preparation of RFQ/RFP or bid documents. • Conceptual, Preliminary and Final Engineering Design (performed under single contract). The conceptual design phase of any project establishes the facts pertaining to the project and possible options for consideration and may include preparation of an Alternative Analysis Report, a Conceptual Engineering Report or a Preliminary Design Report for the project. Documents produced as part of the Final Engineering Design constitute the definition of the construction contract for the project. Participation in the Conceptual, Preliminary and Final Engineering Design for a project (under a single contract) would likely be in conflict with participation in any subsequent phases, such as construction management or generalconstruction.