B08 Attachment 2 General Design Submission Requirements.docx
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This document outlines general design submission requirements for a federal construction project. It requires five design submissions - concept, 35%, 65%, 95%, and 100% - to be delivered within specified timeframes. Electronic CADD drawings and PDFs are required at each stage. A Document of Record noting changes between submissions must also be provided. The construction completion date is estimated at 548 calendar days following the final 182-day design period, totaling 730 calendar days for the project. The Army Contracting Command within the Department of the Army Materiel Command is the contracting agency.
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GENERAL DESIGN SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Note: A DOR (Document of Record) notating (listing) the changes made between each submission shall be required by the contractor.
1. CONCEPT DESIGN SUBMISSION
1. 35% DESIGN SUBMISSION
1. 65% DESIGN SUBMISSION
1. 95% DESIGN SUBMISSION
1. 100% DESIGN SUBMISSION
1. Electronic copy (CADD drawing and PDF) and paper copies are required at each submission
SUBMISSION SCHEDULE
The timeframes below are subject to change by the Contracting Officer.
| Event |
| Duration |
| Govt. Review |
| Cumulative |
| Concept |
| 14 calendar days |
| 14 calendar days |
| 28 calendar days |
| 35% Design |
| 21 calendar days |
| 21 calendar days |
| 70 calendar days |
| 65% Design |
| 21 calendar days |
| 21 calendar days |
| 112 calendar days |
| 95% Design |
| 21 calendar days |
| 21 calendar days |
| 154 calendar days |
| 100% Design |
| 14 calendar days |
| 14 calendar days |
| 182 calendar days |
| Complete Construction (548 calendar days) + Design (182 calendar days) |
| Total Project: 730 calendar days |
The Government may extend its review time when reasonable and necessary without penalty or claim. The Government review will be primarily for determining if the design is in conformance with the scope.
It is not the intent of the Government to check the Architect-Engineer’s (A-E’s) work in detail. The A-E shall be responsible for incorporating each review comment or providing written rationale for exclusion at each submission.
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