Interpretation of Base Program and Implementation Documents Sample Clauses

Interpretation of Base Program and Implementation Documents. The PMT has the sole authority to interpret the Base Program and Implementation Documents. All Requests for Information (“RFI”) or clarification will be processed in accordance with this Section 5.1.4. Questions, conflicts and issues regarding coordination and constructability should be resolved during design and before Implementation Documents are issues. RFIs should not be used as a substitute for collaboration. If the requesting and responding parties are able to resolve the issue through consultation, the responding party will produce the RFI documenting the solution before the date at which a delay will occur. If the requesting and responding parties cannot agree on a plan for resolving the issue before a delay will occur, the responding party must notify the PMT, who will promptly address the issue with the parties. All RFIs will be in writing to the General Contractor with a copy to the PMT and to the extent possible will be documented in BIM. If the RFI does not affect the Target Cost or the Milestones, the General Contractor will immediately post it on the web-based portal and notify all necessary parties for implementation in the field. Work related to a RFI or clarification that impacts the Target Cost or Contract Time may not proceed until it is discussed with the PMT and documented in a PMT Bulletin pursuant to Sections 5.1.6 and 5.3. The PMT will resolve questions, discrepancies, ambiguities, and other clarifications regarding the requirements of the Base Program and Implementation Documents according to this Agreement, the Project Objective, and in the best interests of the Project. A PMT Bulletin will be issued documenting the PMT's resolution of the issue.
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Interpretation of Base Program and Implementation Documents. The PMT has the sole authority to interpret the Base Program and Implementation Documents. All Requests for Information (“RFI”) or clarification must be processed through the Project Management Information System ("PMIS"). Work related to a RFI or clarification that impacts the Base Target Cost, Final Target Cost, or Contract Time may not proceed until it is discussed with the PMT and documented in a PMT Bulletin pursuant to Sections 4.1.6 and 4.3 issued through the PMIS. The PMT will resolve questions, discrepancies, ambiguities, and other clarifications regarding the requirements of the Base Program and Implementation Documents according to this Agreement, the Project Objective, and in the best interests of the Project.
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