A-1 Landscaping and Construction, Inc. 7/20/2016

I 1 1. All Progress Schedules must: 2 a) Include essential sub-schedules of related activities. 3 b) Allow for timely incorporation of any other's work under separate Contract with 4 City. I5 c) Allow for timely incorporation of work provided and installed by City. 6 d) Include submittals to agencies required for performance of work with sufficient, I 7 adequate and reasonable time for review, comment and return submittals. 8 e) Allow for appropriate durations to complete activities that may be affected by 9 weather during the time of year the activities are performed. ' 10 f) Identify logical connections, dependency upon preceding or succeeding 11 activities, restraints or constraints, planned start and completion dates, 12 duration, actual start and completion dates, and variances. 13 2. Activity durations shall not exceed twenty (20) days. The activities shall be related to 14 early and late start, early and late finish, and Float dates. 15 3. Activities listed in the Preliminary Schedule shall be included in all subsequent I 16 schedules. No activity in the Preliminary Schedule shall be deleted without prior 17 written consent of the Representative and City. 18 4. Contractor shall notify Representative and City in writing and highlight the addition of I 19 any activity to any schedule after the Preliminary Schedule. 20 5. The Baseline Schedule shall be part of the construction contract. 21 6. Each activity shall be identified with a number that incorporates the specification I22 section number. 23 7. Activities shall be consistent and identified with the Schedule of Values (if applicable) 24 or unit prices of the bid schedule. All elements and items in the Schedule of Values I25 or unit prices in the bid schedule shall appear in the progress schedules. 26 8. Contractor shall provide sub-schedules for each stage/phase of Work as required by 27 City, Representative, or subcontractor. I28 9. All schedules shall be reviewed by subcontractors prior to submission to the City and 29 Representative. At the City's option and sole discretion, City may require Contractor 30 to obtain written acceptance of each schedule by subcontractors as practical and I31 feasible, as the schedule relates to subcontractors' work. 32 10. Contractor shall provide sub-schedules to define major portions of the entire I 33 34 schedule. Include long-lead-time items, such equipment or material that requires long fabrication time (e.g., electrical items). Order these well in advance of required 35 delivery time to sequence with overall construction schedule. I 36 37 11. Each schedule shall show accumulated percentage of completion of each activity, and total percentage of Work completed, as of the date of payment application. 38 12. Contractor shall include in each schedule as activities the submission, review, and I 39 correction of Submittals, Shop Drawings, Product Data and Samples. The schedule 40 should show: 41 a) The dates for Contractor's Submittals. I 42 b) A minimum of ten days duration for City or Representative's review. 43 c) Indicate decision data for selection of finishes. 44 d) Show submittal preparation, submission, review, breakdown, etc. Show 111 45 individual parts of major submittals. 46 13. Contractor shall identify any and all work furnished by City and installed by City on 47 the construction schedule. I I RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT NORTH WETLAND COMPLEX 63