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SECTION 5.0 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES<br />

5.3.2 Transmittal Forms<br />

The Contractor must use a C-P/DPW Form 005 “Transmittal of Contractor’s Submittal” for<br />

submittals, shop drawings, and samples. Standard C-P/DPW forms will also be used along<br />

with other forms listed herein, and as required by the Contract Documents. Approvals<br />

required by a public agency will be obtained by the Contractor prior to the submittal to the<br />

Project Construction Manager. Evidence of such approval will accompany the transmittal.<br />

5.3.3 Submittal Schedule and Review Procedures<br />

The Contractor is required to include submittal requirements in the project schedule. The<br />

submission schedule will be reviewed by the Project Construction Manager, field staff, and<br />

Design Engineer to ensure timely submissions are identified for items required by the<br />

specifications, that submissions are in sequence with the construction schedule, and that<br />

sufficient time is allowed for review and response. The Project Construction Manager and<br />

Field Inspectors are expected to inform the Contractor when the submission schedule is not<br />

being met. A description of the submittal process is presented below.<br />

Transmittal of Submittal: The Contractor will upload submittals to the Prolog website.<br />

Each submittal shall be accompanied by a Transmittal of Contractor’s Submittal with the<br />

appropriate submittal number as defined in the Contract Documents and reference to<br />

relevant drawing and/or specification section. The Contractor will include a statement that<br />

they have reviewed the submittal materials, including those coming from subcontractors,<br />

and have verified that to the best of their understanding they fully meet the contract<br />

requirements. If there are exceptions to the drawings or specifications, they will be stated on<br />

the Transmittal of Contractor’s Submittal.<br />

Design Engineer or C-P/DPW Review: Submittal reviews are required to determine<br />

adequacy, completeness, and compliance with Contract Documents. Should Design<br />

Engineer determine submittal is incomplete, they will immediately return unreviewed with<br />

specific comments to Contractor. Exceptions to review of incomplete submittals, may be<br />

allowed if Design Engineer is notified before submission and agrees to review partial<br />

submittal.<br />

The Project Construction Manager will deliver the copy to C-P/DPW staff if requested. The<br />

C-P/DPW review time is anticipated to be 5 working days. C-P/DPW comments shall be<br />

transmitted to Project Construction Manager who will in turn transmit to Design Engineer.<br />

The Design Engineer will consider the C-P/DPW review comments in with their comments<br />

before returning submittal to Contractor.<br />

5.4 Clarifications<br />

Each construction project expects that additional information will be required throughout<br />

duration of project. Information will be provided by the Design Engineer as required, and<br />

when requested by the Field Inspector, Project Construction Manager, or the Contractor.<br />

5.4.1 Request for Information (RFI)<br />

RFIs will be initiated by Contractor via the Prolog website. RFIs will be submitted using the<br />

Prolog website Request for Information form transmitted electronically (see Figure 5-3).<br />

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