Phase 1: Site survey and Scope Definition. Review the program, budget, and other pertinent information supplied by the township, and review laws, codes, and regulations as they may apply to the project scope. Prepare a preliminary evaluation of the aforementioned project information, each in terms of the other, and identify any potential conflicts and/or additional services that may be required to successfully complete the work. Phase 2: Prepare and submit design solutions for the Township’s review based on the project information. Work within the constraints of the Township’s budget. Prepare a schematic design based on the planning program set forth in the initial report, defining the design elements such as floor plans, kitchen and restrooms, building elevations, material finishes etc. Make recommendations to HVAC systems, electrical services, kitchen design, and equipment. Phase 3: Upon Township approval of the schematic design set, prepare the Design Development/Construction Documents of the work. These documents will illustrate and describe the further development of the design drawings and shall consist of drawings and specifications setting forth in detail the quality level of materials, systems and other requirements for the bidding and construction of the project scope. Incorporate laws, codes and regulations having jurisdiction into the construction documents. Drawings shall be developed to a level for approval of building permit for construction. Phase 4: During Construction, advise and consult with the Township as needed. Administer the construction phase, shop drawing review, attend construction meetings, answer questions from the contractor that arise during the construction phase.
