RECORD DOCUMENTS PHASE Sample Clauses

RECORD DOCUMENTS PHASE. At the conclusion of the construction administration phase the Architect/Engineer shall obtain the completed As Built Drawings from the Contractor. The Architect/Engineer shall be responsible for appending markings and attachments from the Contractor’s As Built Drawings, including delineations of RFI responses and change order drawings, into a Record Document set based upon the project’s Construction Documents. Hand drafted annotations and photocopied annotations of the RFI response are unacceptable as a final product. The document files and individual document sheets shall be prominently labeled Record Documents and dated. The Architect/Engineer shall submit a draft print set of Record Documents for Trustee review. Upon acceptance by the Trustees, the Architect/Engineer shall at a minimum furnish the Trustees with the following: One (1) print copy of completed Record Documents One (1) electronic file copy on CD-ROM of: ▪ Integrated 3-D BIM model ▪ .PDF of design documents ▪ .PDF of text documents
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RECORD DOCUMENTS PHASE. At the conclusion of the Construction Administration Phase, the Architect/Engineer shall assemble a Record Document set depicting the as-built completed condition of the work. The Record documents shall be based upon the project’s original Construction Documents and incorporate all change orders issued. Hand drafted annotations of change order modifications are unacceptable as a final product. The document files and individual document sheets shall be prominently labeled Record Documents and dated. The Architect/Engineer shall submit a draft print set of record documents for Trustee review. Upon acceptance by the Trustees, the Architect/Engineer shall at a minimum furnish the Trustees with the following: One (1) print copy of completed Record Documents One (1) electronic copy accessible via FTP web site or similar means of: ● BIM model only if modified as per Section 3.0l ● CAD and PDF of plan documents ● Word and PDF of specifications documents
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RECORD DOCUMENTS PHASE. At the conclusion of the Construction Administration Phase, the Architect/Engineer shall assemble a Record Document set depicting the as-built completed condition of the work. The Record documents shall be based upon the project’s original Construction Documents and incorporate all change orders issued. Hand drafted annotations of change order modifications are unacceptable as a final product. The document files and individual document sheets shall be prominently labeled Record Documents and dated. The Architect/Engineer shall submit a draft print set of record documents for Trustee review. Upon acceptance by the Trustees, the Architect/Engineer shall at a minimum furnish the Trustees with the following: One (1) print copy of completed Record Documents One (1) electronic copy accessible via FTP web site or similar means of: BIM model (as modified as authorized per Section 3.0l ) Native CAD and PDF of design documents Native Word and PDF of text documents POST CONSTRUCTION PHASE In the event a Contractor’s Claims Review Board is convened involving this project, the Architect/Engineer shall assist the Trustees in producing its rebuttal and attend the Claims Review Board hearing. Based on Claims Review Board findings the Trustees may authorize payment consistent with Section 3.0j, below, to Architect/Engineer for reasonable efforts expended in this regard. The Post Construction Phase shall end upon the public filing of the Notice of Completion.
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