Per CPM Section 3.5.0.6, avoid terms which refer exclusively to another discipline for that scope of work.
The construction Contract is between the owner and the General Contractor (GC). Therefore, the Contract
Documents are the owner’s instruction to the GC, who is ultimately responsible for all work and the
means and methods used to accomplish the construction. Assigning work execution responsibility to a
subcontractor could circumvent the GC’s means and methods responsibility.
In addition, scope may be inadvertently left out of the final bid, and/or out of construction as other
related disciplines may not be aware of the work or item(s).
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Listing of three (3) manufacturers, basis-of-design products, and the term “or-equal”
Prohibited use of the terms “new” and “proposed”
Clarification of the term “by others”
Avoiding terms which refer exclusively to another discipline for specific work/items
Use of “similar” or “sim” details
Project-specific specifications at Contract Document Phase
Utility incentive program participation
Code and Statutory Requirements
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