Constructability Consultant Sample Clauses

Constructability Consultant. Attend project team meetings, review documents, and develop constructability recommendations and documentation following the Constructability Manual. Review plans and specifications developed to date, identifying sub-optimal or potentially problematic design elements. Recommend alternative design suggestions for consideration and document potential savings. Conduct value engineering investigations into selected high-cost design elements. Provide Cost Quantity Surveys to coincide with the Project Architect’s submissions. The Project Architect and Constructability Consultant shall consult and resolve any differences in their respective Cost Quantity Surveys.
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Constructability Consultant. Attend project team meetings, review documents, and develop constructability recommendations and documentation following the Constructability Manual. • Review plans and specifications developed to date, identifying sub-optimal or potentially problematic design elements. • Recommend alternative design suggestions for consideration and document potential savings. • Conduct value engineering investigations into selected high-cost design elements. • Provide Cost Quantity Surveys to coincide with the Project Architect’s submissions. The Project Architect and Constructability Consultant shall consult and resolve any differences in their respective Cost Quantity Surveys.
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Constructability Consultant. Complete all documentation included in the Constructability Manual.
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