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Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) 18080 Collins Ave.
Bid No. (xx-xx-xx)
15-08-02
Project Type (Bid, RFP, RFQ)
RFQ
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City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center Annex | RFP# 15-08-02 <br />D. Project Approach and Understanding <br />Page 18 <br />techniques necessary for the proper coordination of all construction and installation required to <br />complete the project. <br />Skanska will staff the project with experienced field personnel, and will maintain construction <br />site presence on a daily basis. All the construction activities will be properly supervised. The <br />construction management field staff will monitor schedule, ensure quality control, observe safety <br />practices, coordinate construction sequencing, verify subcontractor’s daily cleanup, and check the <br />overall progress of the project. <br />A quality control / quality assurance plan will be implemented to ensure the work is performed in <br />strict accordance with the drawings and specifications. The required testing will be defined in the <br />plan. Mock-ups will be used as needed to establish the finishes quality expectations. Skanska will <br />reject non conforming work and monitor corrective action by the subcontractors. <br />Weekly site inspection will be scheduled with the city and representatives to verify work <br />completion, the quality of work, and the project orderliness and housekeeping. Skanska will issue a <br />report of the site visit observations/deviations and monitor the corrective action prior the next site <br />inspection. <br />Review of Contract Documents: Skanska will review all contract documents and identify any <br />error, omission, conflict, or ambiguity and notify the design firms for resolution. Skanska will <br />develop and maintain a request for information (RFI) system for correction or clarification on all <br />design documents and specifications. <br />Upon receipt of a question or inquiry, our team personnel will complete an RFI entry form and <br />assign a control number. We will then review the RFI to verify that the requested information <br />cannot be ascertained through currently available information. The RFI will then be issued to the <br />party best able to answer the question for the timely review and response to the question. Through <br />the use of various RFI control reports, Skanska can proactively manage questions and responses as <br />well as communicate that information to the project team members. <br />Cost Control: Skanska will provide outstanding project controls practices and will work together <br />with the city to establish and implement these programs into the project. <br />Change Management Control - Skanska will accurately record and report all potential cost items <br />(CIs) that will affect the program’s final cost. (CIs) is any item that has not been included in the <br />budget prior to that point in time. The CI module is the heart of cost change management for the <br />project team. When a CI is identified, we will submit a cost item notice to the city describing the <br />item and providing an “order of magnitude” cost estimate. If the CI is discretionary, the city will <br />have the option of either canceling the item, or directing to proceed with more accurate pricing <br />and scope definition. Once approval has been received, we will direct the contractor to proceed. <br />At this point, we will issue a contract change order for the work prescribed in the CI notice. If the <br />city grants approval, the contract change order is issued, executed, and entered as a commitment in <br />the contract management module within Prolog (cost control application). Prior to that point, the <br />evolving cost amounts of a CI are tracked as an anticipated commitment in the system.
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