1. Act as the catalyst between the District, School Site Stakeholders, Bridging Architect / Engineer (“A/E”) and design-build entity during all project phases to ensure the design intent is integrated into the final construction documents and the entire team is performing cooperatively and effectively producing on schedule and in budget in a mutually supportive way. Provide team performance issue analysis and recommendations resulting in cooperative resolutions. 2. Review Bridging A/E schematic design for code compliance, budget compliance, and document accuracy. 3. Advise District during design-build, RFP, and pre-qualification phase. Support RFI responses, evaluations, and selection recommendation. 4. Review Bridging A/E cost estimate and design-build entity cost estimates and advise to ensure compliance with District project budget. 5. Value engineer Bridging A/E and design-build documents for constructability and construction technology efficiency. 6. Provide administrative support including maintaining project files, meeting notes, monthly progress reports, RFI responses, submittal tracking, photographic documentation, pay application reviews, change order reviews/negotiations, and on-site observation. 7. Review design-build schedule and provide schedule management support, including early purchase, long lead-time recommendations, and recovery analysis. 8. Provide close-out support including FF&E installations, move-in coordination, punch list management, O&M manuals, as-built reference documentation review, final release of retention pay review, and warranty work management. 9. Support the Bridging A/E in the development of the performance specifications and basic systems design. 10.Create a Commissioning Plan and verify the installation and performance of commissioned systems.
