TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

501070099 Federal Express Oakland Sort Expansion Issued for Bid 10/11
distinctly separate from that which Contractor is doing directly;
4. Activities relating to different categories of Work as distinguished by craft or crew
requirements;
5. Activities relating to different categories of Work as distinguished by equipment
requirements;
6. Activities relating to different categories of Work as distinguished by Materials;
7. Activities relating to distinct and identifiable subdivisions of Work;
8. Activities relating to locations of Work within the Project that necessitates different times
or crews to perform;
9. Activities relating to outage schedules for existing utility services that will be interrupted
during the performance of the Work;
10. Activities relating to acquisition and installation of equipment, materials and supplies that
FedEx or Separate Contractors will be installing;
11. Activities relating to material to be stored on site;
12. Contract times consistent with the requirements of the Contract;
13. A tabular report listing all predecessor and successor activities for each activity;
14. A legible time scaled network diagram;
15. Activity durations not exceeding 14 calendar days for all activities for which Contractor will
perform actual fieldwork. Material procurement, submittals, concrete curing and other
similar activities may only exceed 14 calendar days with FedEx’s approval;
16. An accounting of the number of work days anticipated to be lost because of weather.
Paragraph 3.03.E below will govern this accounting.
B. The Construction Schedule submission will contain the following minimum information for each
activity:
1. Activity number, description and estimated duration in calendar days;
2. Anticipated start and finish dates; and
3. Responsibility for activity.
C. For all major equipment and Materials to be fabricated or supplied as part of the Work, the
Construction Schedule must show a sequence of activities including:
1. Preparation of shop drawings and sample submissions;
2. A reasonable time for review of shop drawings and samples or such time as specified in
the Contract;
3. Shop fabrication, delivery, and storage;
4. Erection or installation; and
5. Testing of equipment and materials.
Additionally, the Construction Schedule must reflect the following information for each submittal
item: (1) description; and (2) a reference to the applicable paragraph or paragraphs in the
technical specifications or the contract drawing number that requires the submittal.
D. The Construction Schedule must include late completion dates for the Work that are no later than
the Substantial Completion Date established in the Contract. Contractor shall prepare the timescaled
graphic network based upon the early start dates of activities shown on the graphic.
E. The Contractor shall anticipate and account for, as a minimum, the potential loss of working days
equal to the Weather Average, as defined in the Contract, and shall schedule the Work
accordingly.
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