Special Provisions, Cost Estimate and Construction Schedule Sample Clauses

Special Provisions, Cost Estimate and Construction Schedule. Consultant shall: • Prepare Volume II of the project specifications, known as the “special provisions”. Special provisions shall be provided with the 60%, 90%, and 100% plans. Special provisions shall be in accordance to 2008 Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction and City of Bend Standards. • Revise and finalize the special provisions based on the comments received and the pay items listed in the cost estimate. The professional of record shall seal the applicable section of the special provisions. • Prepare the quantity calculations and the cost estimate at each design deliverable (60%, 90% and 100%). The estimate shall be based on unit prices utilizing ODOT and City of Bend historic bid information and anticipating a 2018 bid letting. Verify the bid items match the payment in the special provisions and the plans. Maintain backup data for costs and quantities.
Sample 1
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Special Provisions, Cost Estimate and Construction Schedule.  Prepare the project bid questionnaire and Volume I of the project specifications, known as the “general conditions”. Project bid questionnaire and Volume I shall be provided with the 90% and final deliverable documents.  Prepare Volume II of the project specifications, known as the “special provisions”. A list of anticipated special provisions shall be provided with the 30% deliverable. Special provisions shall be provided with the 60%, 90%, and final deliverable documents. Special provisions shall be in accordance to 2008 Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction and City of Bend Standards.  Revise and finalize the special provisions based on the comments received and the pay items listed in the cost estimate. The professional of record shall seal the applicable section of the special provisions.  Prepare the quantity calculations and the cost estimate at each design deliverable (30%, 60%, 90% and final). The estimate shall be based on unit prices utilizing ODOT and City of Bend historic bid information and anticipating a 2020 bid letting. Verify the bid items match the payment in the special provisions and the plans. Maintain backup data for costs and quantities.  Contractor shall prepare a construction schedule, using the Critical Path Method (MS Project and PDF format) that outlines a reasonable Project construction sequence and time frames. The schedule must include anticipated material lead times, Project milestones and anticipated construction phasing and staging.
Sample 1
Special Provisions, Cost Estimate and Construction Schedule. Prepare the project bid questionnaire and Volume I of the project specifications, known as the “general conditions”. Project bid questionnaire and Volume I shall be provided with the 90% plans and 100% plans. • Prepare Volume II of the project specifications, known as the “special provisions”. Special provisions shall be provided with the 60%, 90%, and 100% plans. Special provisions shall be in accordance to 2008 Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction and City of Bend Standards. • Revise and finalize the special provisions based on the comments received and the pay items listed in the cost estimate. The professional of record shall seal the applicable section of the special provisions. • Prepare the quantity calculations and the cost estimate at each design deliverable (60%, 90% and 100%). The estimate shall be based on unit prices utilizing ODOT and City of Bend historic bid information and anticipating a 2017 and 2018 bid letting. Verify the bid items match the payment in the special provisions and the plans. Maintain backup data for costs and quantities. • Consultant shall prepare a construction schedule, using the Critical Path Method (MS Project and PDF format) that outlines a reasonable Project construction sequence and time frames. The schedule must include anticipated material lead times, Project milestones and anticipated construction phasing and staging.
Sample 1
Special Provisions, Cost Estimate and Construction Schedule.  Prepare the project bid questionnaire and Volume I of the project specifications, known as the “general conditions”. Project bid questionnaire and Volume I shall be provided with the 90% and final deliverable documents.  Prepare Volume II of the project specifications, known as the special provisions. A list of anticipated special provisions shall be provided with the 30% deliverable. Special provisions shall be submitted with the 60%, 90%, and final deliverable documents. Special provisions shall be in accordance to 2008 Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction and City of Bend Standards.  Revise and finalize the special provisions based on the comments received and the pay items listed in the cost estimate. The professional of record shall seal the applicable section of the special provisions.  Prepare the quantity calculations and the cost estimate at each design deliverable (30%, 60%, 90% and final). The estimate shall be based on unit prices utilizing ODOT and City of Bend historic bid information and anticipating a 2020 construction. Verify the bid items match the measurement and payment in the special provisions and the plans. Maintain backup data for costs and quantities.
Sample 1

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