Estimate of construction cost. 1.3. Engineer’s internal QA and QC markup set.
Estimate of construction cost. Based upon the programming phase services performed, review initial budget estimates by applying parametric costs, unit costs, and other standard cost data to space and facilities requirements. Consider foreseeable Project costs, including construction, utilities connections, off-Site improvements, structural safety, landscaping, accessibility requirements, temporary relocation requirements, permits, fees, furniture, and movable and installed equipment. Report to District regarding variances between the Architect-Engineers’ current Estimate of Construction Cost and the initial budget estimates contained in District’s Program budget or Facilities Master Plan.
Estimate of construction cost. Ensure Offeror maintains detailed estimates of probable construction costs by using estimating techniques, which anticipate the various elements of the Project based on the drawings and specifications prepared by the Architect. Assist Project Team in achieving a mutually agreed upon budget for construction costs.
Estimate of construction cost. At the Design Development Phase (Phase II), substantially greater information has been developed by the architect, consulting engineers, the interior designer and construction manager. Certain value engineering has been performed as well, to determine the most acceptable and cost effective construction methods to be used and their relative cost. The Estimate of Construction Cost, as identified in Phase II, shall become a Guaranteed Estimate and shall be presented to the Owner in the form of a Confirmation of Estimate of Construction Cost (Exhibit I, attached). The Estimate of Construction Cost and the Guaranteed Cost, agreed to by the parties, shall only be adjusted by change order, signed by both parties or by adjustments to allowance items (see Section IV.D.).
