Redline Drawings Sample Clauses
The Redline Drawings clause defines the requirement for parties to mark up construction or design drawings to reflect changes, modifications, or as-built conditions during a project. Typically, this involves updating original plans with annotations or color-coded lines to indicate deviations from the initial design, ensuring that all alterations are clearly documented and traceable. The core function of this clause is to maintain an accurate and up-to-date record of the work as it is performed, thereby reducing misunderstandings and disputes about what was actually constructed or modified.
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Redline Drawings. With respect to each SGF, and in accordance with Attachment III, Contractor shall deliver to Owner and Authority Construction Monitor, for their review, an accurate redline drawing, based upon the Owner’s approved construction drawings, depicting any and all differences between the as-built SGF and the approved construction drawings. Owner and Authority Construction Monitor reserve the right to require Contractor to correct any deviations between the as-built SGF and the approved construction drawings whose deviations were not pre-approved by Owner or Authority Construction Monitor.
Redline Drawings. 5.1 Contractor shall provide “As-Built” drawings in AutoCad 2000 format, as well as 11x17 paper copies, to the Company. Contractor shall update actual construction progress on redline drawings during construction. Such drawings shall be available to the Company for review throughout performance of the Services.