Common use of Post-Construction Services Clause in Contracts

Post-Construction Services. 1.7.1 Post Construction services shall begin at Substantial Completion. Post Construction Services will terminate one year after final completion, or when services of Architect are completed, whichever occurs earlier, unless extended by mutual written agreement. 1.7.2 Architect shall receive from Contractor and deliver to Owner, specified “close-out documents” such as written guarantees, warranties, consent of surety to final payment (partial payment, if applicable), Certificate of Occupancy, operating and maintenance manuals, final HVAC control drawings, final corrected HVAC Test and Balance Report, parts books, diagrams, charts, and other documents for Owner’s use or that are required to be provided to Owner by Architect under this Architect Agreement. Architect shall verify the existence of “attic stock”, required per the Contract Documents. Architect shall include in the Contract Documents requirements that the Contractor shall furnish such provision, information or documentation for the Project to Architect for transmittal to Owner as a prerequisite to final payment to Contractor, and as described in the Owner’s General and Supplementary Conditions of the GC Agreement. 1.7.3 Architect shall review, for completion of submittal requirements only, the field markup set of drawings, prepared and submitted by Contractor; operating and maintenance instructions, and all manuals, brochures, and drawings furnished by Contractor relating to the operation and maintenance of the Project as described in Owner’s General and Supplementary Conditions of the GC Agreement. 1.7.4 Architect shall review and approve, or take other appropriate action on, Contractor's list of items to be completed or corrected, and shall certify final completion when all requirements of the Contract Documents are complete. Architect is not required to perform more than two inspections to determine whether a designated portion of the Work has attained Final Completion in accordance with the Contract Documents. One inspection may require multiple visits and more than one day. 1.7.5 [Not used] 1.7.6 [Not used] 1.7.7 After completion of the Construction Phase, Architect shall prepare record drawings, in the form required by Owner, showing significant changes in the Project made during construction and of dimensioned locations of underground improvements including utility, supply, and drainage piping and apparatus, based upon marked-up prints, drawings, and other data which Architect shall receive from the Contractor. Architect shall include in the Contract Documents a requirement that Contractor shall furnish such information dimensional and documented in detail. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 14. 1.7.8 Prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Final Completion by Architect , the Contractor shall submit to Architect a complete set of as-built drawings, with all changes made during construction, including concealed mechanical, electrical and plumbing items, clearly shown. The Contractor shall submit these drawings in a medium acceptable to the Architect. Based upon the as-built drawings received from Contractor, Architect shall, within thirty days after receipt of the as-built drawings received from Contractor, complete record drawings. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 14. 1.7.9 Architect shall be available during Contractor’s Warranty period, and provide technical recommendations and communications with Contractor. Architect shall be available after final payment to advise Owner regarding Warranty items. In addition, Architect shall be available for the accessibility inspection during the Warranty period. Architect shall forward

Post-Construction Services. 1.7.1 Post Construction services shall begin at Substantial Completion. Post Construction Services will terminate one year after final completion, or when services of Architect are completed, whichever occurs earlier, unless extended by mutual written agreement. 1.7.2 Architect shall receive from Contractor and deliver to OwnerProgram ManagerOwner, specified “close-out documents” such as written guarantees, warranties, consent of surety to final payment (partial payment, if applicable), Certificate of Occupancy, operating and maintenance manuals, final HVAC control drawings, final corrected HVAC Test and Balance Report, parts books, diagrams, charts, and other documents for Owner’s use or that are required to be provided to Owner by Architect under this Architect Agreement. Architect shall verify the existence of “attic stock”, required per the Contract Documents. Architect shall include in the Contract Documents requirements that the Contractor shall furnish such provision, information or documentation for the Project to Architect for transmittal to Owner Program ManagerOwner as a prerequisite to final payment to Contractor, and as described in the Owner’s General and Supplementary Conditions of the GC Agreement. 1.7.3 Architect shall review, for completion of submittal requirements only, the field markup set of drawings, prepared and submitted by Contractor; operating and maintenance instructions, and all manuals, brochures, and drawings furnished by Contractor relating to the operation and maintenance of the Project as described in Owner’s General and Supplementary Conditions of the GC Agreement. 1.7.4 Architect shall review and approve, or take other appropriate action on, Contractor's list of items to be completed or corrected, and shall certify final completion when all requirements of the Contract Documents are complete. Architect is not required to perform more than two inspections to determine whether a designated portion of the Work has attained Final Completion in accordance with the Contract Documents. One inspection may require multiple visits and more than one day. 1.7.5 [ Not Used. ][Not used] 1.7.6 [ Not Used. ][Not used] 1.7.7 After completion of the Construction Phase, Architect shall prepare record drawings, in the form required by Owner, showing significant changes in the Project made during construction and of dimensioned locations of underground improvements including utility, supply, and drainage piping and apparatus, based upon marked-up prints, drawings, and other data which Architect shall receive from the Contractor. Architect shall include in the Contract Documents a requirement that Contractor shall furnish such information dimensional and documented in detail. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 14. 1.7.8 Prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Final Completion by Architect and Program Manager, the Contractor shall submit to Architect a complete set of as-built drawings, with all changes made during construction, including concealed mechanical, electrical and plumbing items, clearly shown. The Contractor shall submit these drawings in a medium acceptable to the Architect. Based upon the as-built drawings received from Contractor, Architect shall, within thirty days after receipt of the as-built drawings received from Contractor, complete record drawings. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 14. 1.7.9 Architect shall be available during Contractor’s Warranty period, and provide technical recommendations and communications with Contractor. Architect shall be available after final payment to advise Owner regarding Warranty items. In addition, Architect shall be available for the accessibility inspection during the Warranty period. Architect shall forwardforward the checklist of required correction items and, if necessary, supplemental drawings to Contractor to complete the work, with a copy to Program Manager and Owner.

Post-Construction Services. 1.7.1 Post Construction services shall begin at Substantial Final Completion. Post Construction Services will terminate one year after final completion, or when services of Architect are completed, whichever occurs earlier, unless extended by mutual written agreement. 1.7.2 Architect shall receive from Contractor and deliver to Owner, specified “close-out documents” such as written guarantees, warranties, consent of surety to final payment (partial payment, if applicable), Certificate of Occupancy, operating operation and maintenance manuals, final HVAC control drawings, final corrected HVAC Test and Balance Report, parts books, diagrams, charts, and other documents for Owner’s use or that are required to be provided to Owner by Architect Contractor, after Architect’s review for compliance, under this Architect Agreement. Architect shall verify the existence of “attic stock”, required per the Contract Construction Documents. Architect shall include in the Contract Construction Documents requirements that the Contractor shall furnish such provision, information or documentation for the Project to Architect for transmittal to Owner as a prerequisite to final payment to Contractor, and as described in the Owner’s General General, Supplementary, and Supplementary other Conditions of the GC Contractor’s Agreement. 1.7.3 Architect shall review, for completion of submittal requirements only, the field markup as-constructed set of drawings, prepared and submitted by Contractor; operating and maintenance instructions, and all manuals, brochures, and drawings furnished by Contractor relating to the operation and maintenance of the Project as described in Owner’s General and Supplementary Conditions of the GC Agreement. 1.7.4 Architect shall review and approve, or take other appropriate action on, Contractor's list of items to be completed or corrected, and Architect’s punch list, and shall certify final completion Final Completion when all requirements of the Contract Construction Documents are complete. Architect is not required to perform more than two inspections to determine whether a designated portion of the Work has attained Final Completion in accordance with the Contract Construction Documents. One inspection may require multiple visits and more than one day. 1.7.5 [Not used] 1.7.6 [Not used] 1.7.7 After completion of the Construction Phase, Architect shall prepare record drawings, in the a form required by acceptable to Owner, showing significant changes in the Project made during construction and of dimensioned locations of underground improvements including utility, supply, and drainage piping and apparatus, based upon marked-up prints, drawings, and other data which Architect shall receive from the Contractor. Architect shall include in the Contract Documents a requirement that Contractor shall furnish such information dimensional and documented in detail. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 14.of 1.7.8 1.7.6 Prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Final Completion by Architect Architect, the Contractor shall submit to Architect a complete set of as-built constructed drawings, with all changes made during construction, including concealed civil, mechanical, electrical electrical, and plumbing items, clearly shown. The Contractor shall submit these drawings in a medium or format acceptable to the Owner and Architect. Based upon the as-built constructed drawings received from Contractor, Architect shall, within thirty days after receipt of the as-built drawings received from Contractor, complete record drawings. Architect shall provide copies of these documents per Article 149. 1.7.9 1.7.7 Architect shall be available during Contractor’s Warranty period, period and provide technical recommendations and communications with Contractor. Architect shall be available after final payment to advise Owner regarding Warranty items. In addition, Architect shall be available for the any accessibility inspection during the Warranty period. Architect shall forwardforward the checklist of any required correction items and, if necessary, supplemental drawings to Contractor to complete the work, with a copy to Owner and Contractor’s surety on the Project.