Design and Construction Handbook - Los Angeles World Airports

Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport
Scope of Services Draft
5.2.2.1 Site Analysis
5.2.2.2 Findings of the Pre-Design Stage
5.2.3. Program Criteria Document
5.2.3.1 Program Goals and Objectives
5.2.3.2 Current and Future patterns of Airport use
5.2.3.3 Space Tabulation
5.2.3.4 Flow Diagrams
5.2.3.5 Relationship Diagrams
5.2.3.6 Index of Assembled Data including a brief description of each item.
5.2.4. Cost Estimate
5.2.4.1 Statement of Program Cost Target
5.2.5. Other Program Documents
5.2.5.1 Updated detailed Project Management Plan for the 1)
Conceptual/Schematic Design, 2) Design Development, 3)
Construction Documents, 4) Public Construction Bid Packages, and 5)
Construction Administration stages.
5.2.6. Electronic versions of Program Criteria Document and Statement of Program
Cost Target
5.3. Completion Evaluation
5.3.1. The Pre-Design Stage documents must be clear enough to explain what the
Program involves economically, legally, and practically to the City’s Senior
Staff. Therefore the criterion for evaluation of the Pre-Design Design Stage
documents is that they must be self-explanatory both to a design professional
and to a reviewer who is not familiar with design and construction industry
conventions.
6. CONCEPTUAL AND SCHEMATIC DESIGN - 0 TO 30% COMPLETE DESIGN
This work represents the initial stages of design and shall be packaged for formal review at
two distinct points, after the development of the major architectural and systems design
concepts and again the completion of this stage of work, the completion of Conceptual and
Schematic Designs for the Program.
This stage of design provides the framework for refining the Program Criteria Document,
formulating a design philosophy, and developing architectural and engineering systems
solutions. The Conceptual and Schematic Design Stage includes the preparation of studies,
drawings, diagrams, data sheets and other documents illustrating the general scope
requirements, restrictions, scale and relationship of components, for presentation and
approval.
6.1. Tasks
6.1.1. Evaluate Data and Formulation of Design Schemes
6.1.1.1 Expand Program Criteria Document by discipline
6.1.2. Investigate building systems
6.1.2.1 Conventional
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