Bridging Documents definition

Bridging Documents means design documents prepared by the County’s consultant to describe and define the Project including basis of design, specifications and drawings.

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Bridging Documents means the Owner’s design documents illustrating and identifying the framework of a Deliverable Portion of Work’s design, including functional, aesthetic, and quality requirements.

Bridging Documents means, where applicable, the Owner’s design documents illustrating and identifying the framework of a Deliverable Portion of Work’s design, including functional, aesthetic, and quality requirements.

Examples of Bridging Documents in a sentence

• Geotechnical analyses have been conducted for other historical projects by the Owner and provided for reference as part of the Bridging Documents for some sites.

• Contractor to include additional spares if needed for accessibility and monitoring purposes, from the main service to carport canopy and other designated parking locations identified on Bridging Documents.

• Designs shall meet all performance criteria (e.g., production, storage, resiliency, etc.) outlined in the Bridging Documents.

• Contractor to include additional spares if needed for accessibility and monitoring purposes, from the main service to carport canopy and other designated parking locations identified in Bridging Documents.

• The Contractor shall be solely responsible for providing complete design and engineering, compliant with all applicable laws and the requirements of the Contract and Bridging Documents, by and through appropriately licensed design professionals, including, without limitation, licensed architects and registered professional engineers employed by, or under direct contract with Contractor.

• The Owner shall review and approve design documentation based on the requirements in this Specification, the Contract and the Bridging Documents.

• At all Carport Canopies and other designated parking locations, quantity, sizing, and schedule of conduits for future EV charging shall be designed on a site-by-site basis as illustrated in Bridging Documents.

• Upon written authorization from the District to proceed with the Bridging Documents Phase, based upon accepted deliverables from the preceding phase, the Bridging Architect shall perform Bridging Document Phase Services for District as follows: Bridging Architect shall assemble the approved Schematic Design Documents including drawings, Performance Standards, outline specifications and Basis of Design into a comprehensive package.

• The Scope of Work and Bridging Documents are the agreed upon Work that the Contractor will perform as part of its Contract and includes documents, such as specifications and drawings, developed before and subsequent to the Effective Date that are incorporated into the Contract as Contract Documents.

• The term “Schematic Design Documents” means all Deliverables that the Judicial Council’s Criteria Architect has prepared and included in the Performance Criteria as Bridging Documents.

More Definitions of Bridging Documents

Bridging Documents means the performance criteria, any concept drawings, the form of contract, and all other documents and information that serve as the basis on which proposals will be solicited from the Design-Build Entities.

Bridging Documents means plans and specifications for the design of the Project, including fit-out, furnishings and equipment, prepared by the Authority’s design team which represent approximately 30% of the total design effort for the Project, which are attached hereto as Exhibit 6 and shall be utilized by the Redeveloper for the preparation of the final design of the Project.

Bridging Documents means documents that consist of procurement and contracting requirements, planning criteria (technical services and functional requirements), specifications, performance requirements, standards, and preliminary drawings organized in accordance with a standard classification system that convey design and construction requirements and convey the scope, quality and intent of the project to Design-Build teams bidding the project.

Bridging Documents means technical design criteria (Bridging Documents) used in advertising and selection of Design-Build vendor for the final design and construction of the Transit Center Parking Garage by the design-build team.