Preliminary Engineering definition

Preliminary Engineering means pre-construction activities, including but not limited to design work, generally performed by a consulting engineering firm that takes place before Letting.
Preliminary Engineering means the amount of engineering necessary to define the infrastructure needs of the project, to determine the feasibility and projected construction timetable of the project, and to establish reliable cost estimates. The requirement of preliminary engineering is not intended to include preliminary construction plans for the entire submittal; however, that level of detail could be required for specific components. The District will make the final determination of whether a proposed GRP meets the definition of preliminary engineering.
Preliminary Engineering means the work necessary to produce construction plans, specifications, and estimates to the degree of completeness required for undertaking construction, including locating, surveying, designing, and related work.

Examples of Preliminary Engineering in a sentence

  • State shall submit a separate written Project funding request to FHWA requesting approval of federal-aid participation for each project phase including a) Program Development (Planning), b) Preliminary Engineering (National Environmental Policy Act - NEPA, Permitting and Project Design), c) Right of Way Acquisition, d) Utilities, and e) Construction (Construction Advertising, Bid and Award).

  • For projects authorizing a Preliminary Engineering phase, lines a through d show PE costs for the project by type of work (e.g., agency, consultant, state services, etc.).

  • That the PROJECT SPONSOR shall invoice the DEPARTMENT for incurred Preliminary Engineering and Right-of-Way cost according to Paragraph ID noted above.

  • The PROJECT SPONSOR agrees to complete the Preliminary Engineering (PE) Phase of the PROJECT on or BEFORE December 31st of the Programmed Year of Advertisement date noted in the table on page 1, unless earlier terminated as provided herein.

  • The GMP Supporting Documents are based on the Preliminary Engineering and any Construction Documents approved by the City.


More Definitions of Preliminary Engineering

Preliminary Engineering means related preparatory work in advance of construction operations such as surveys, utility plans, specifications, estimates (PS&E), and more.
Preliminary Engineering shall be defined as engineering work completed through preliminary layouts, which includes, but is not limited to:
Preliminary Engineering or “PE” means the necessary and integral Project pre- construction activities and/or services which include, but are not limited to, the preparation of Design Plans and other such work and/or services necessary for and integral to the Project before the Recipient Lets or Constructs the Project. Such activities and/or services may be performed by the Recipient but are generally performed by a consulting engineering firm.
Preliminary Engineering means pre-Construction activities, including but not limited to design work, generally performed by a consulting engineering firm that takes place before Letting.
Preliminary Engineering means the production of a site plan, cost estimates, and preliminary circuit plans for the signal system installation of gates with constant warning circuitry and LED lenses. CP’s plans and cost estimates shall be in accordance with all applicable standards for railroad grade crossing design and shall consist of standards and regulations in AASHTO, AREMA, FHWA, FRA, and MUTCD as amended. Should a conflict be identified in any of these rules and regulations, the North Dakota rules and century codes shall control, unless preempted by federal regulation.
Preliminary Engineering. (“PE”) means engineering design to: (1) define a project, including identification of all environmental impacts, design of all critical project elements at a level sufficient to assure reliable cost estimates and schedules,
Preliminary Engineering or “PE” means engineering design to define a Capital Project, including identification of all environmental impacts and design of all critical project elements at a level sufficient to ensure reliable cost estimates and schedules. The PE development process starts with specific project design alternatives that allow for the assessment of a range of rail improvements, specific alignments, and project designs. PE is considered part of the Project Development Lifecycle Stage, as described in FRA’s Capital Projects Guidance.