Design and Construction Handbook - Los Angeles World Airports

Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport
Scope of Services Draft
8.2.5.4 Final California Title 24 Energy conservation measures
8.2.5.5 Final Electrical Safety
8.2.5.6 Final ADA compliance
8.2.5.7 Final Aviation related regulations
8.2.6. Design Calculations
8.2.6.1 Final Design Calculations for Civil, Structural, Mechanical and
Electrical disciplines
8.2.6.2 Final calculations as required to support Code Analyses
8.2.7. Commissioning Plan
8.2.7.1 Preliminary Commissioning Plan for design phase review.
8.2.8. Cost Estimates
8.2.8.1 100% Cost Estimate based on the 100% Construction Documents
8.2.9. Other Program Documents
At the end of the Program turn over to City:
8.2.9.1 Final Document Control Log
8.2.9.2 CAD Drawing Documentation (One for each Construction Drawing)
8.2.9.3 CAD File Documentation (One for each electronic file)
8.2.9.4 “As completed” Work Plan.
8.2.9.5 Final versions of all project records not already transmitted to City
8.2.9.6 Work Plan for the Construction Administration Stage
8.2.10. Electronic versions of all required deliverables.
8.2.11. Designer-to-Construction Manager Report:
8.2.11.1 Prepare a “Designer-to-Constructor Report” to convey to the Project
Program and Construction teams the complexities of the Project.
Address critical construction features that will assist the Constructors
in the development of an effective inspection program and alert them
to key points to watch out for.
8.2.11.2 Deliver Report in draft form along with the 100% Construction
Documents. Deliver the final version within 20 workdays of the City’s
acceptance of the final Construction Documents.
8.3. Completion Evaluation
8.3.1. In the aggregate the Program documentation should be 100% complete at
the end of the Construction Document stage.
8.3.2. At each schedule review cycle the documents will be checked/reviewed and
assigned a percent value of completion by drawing and discipline. The
percent of completion between disciplines cannot be averaged due to the
variations in responsibility and workload. Therefore the percent of each
discipline will be multiplied by a weighing factor in order to determine the
gross % of completion. The following weighing system will be applied.
These factors may be change by agreement between the City and The DB.
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