Initial Construction Cost definition
Examples of Initial Construction Cost in a sentence
Bridging Architect shall verify and accept the District’s established Initial Construction Cost Budget and Project scope to establish the Approved Construction Cost Budget.
In accordance with the Exhibit A, the Bridging Architect shall have responsibility to further develop, review, and reconcile the Initial Construction Cost Budget to establish the Approved Construction Cost Budget.
Architect/Engineer shall notify the District in writing if, in its professional opinion, the District’s Initial Construction Cost Budget is inadequate to achieve the District’s project objectives.
The Initial Construction Cost Budget, as designated in Exhibit “G”, is the initial estimation of the total sum to be paid to the building contractor(s) to construct the Project.
The Initial Construction Cost Budget (ICCB), as identified in Exhibit “G”, will be then superseded, at the completion of the Programming Phase of services, by the Approved Construction Cost Budget (ACCB).
Produce an Initial Construction Cost Estimate (ICCE) based on current market conditions for review and approval by the District.
Adjust and refine the Initial Construction Cost Budget (ICCB), see Exhibit “G”, based on the input from college user groups, Maintenance and Operations, District Representatives and overall program goals and needs that became more defined during the programming phase.
If change orders are required during the course of construction which increases the Initial Construction Cost or any subsequently agreed adjustment thereof by more than ten percent (10%), as a result of increased costs of material or labor or mutually agreed changes to the Plans and Specifications, then Developer shall obtain at its cost and deliver to the District a replacement Commitment Guarantee in the amount of 125% of the increased amount.
Review the physical site and the Initial Construction Cost Budget and other information/data relating to the project or the requirements of the project as provided by the District and confirm that the scope and features of the project as described in the Initial Construction Cost Budget and other District provided information/data are reasonable for achieving the District’s project objectives.