UFC 3-300-10N
25 May 2005
CHAPTER 4
DESIGN-BUILD SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS
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DESIGN-BUILD DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS. There are two
instances where Design-Build construction documentation may vary from Design-Bid-
Build documentation. In Design-Build, the Contractor may submit manufacturer's
catalog data for a particular product in lieu of a prescriptive specification. The other
instance is that shop drawings can be included as design drawings. Refer to the
Design-Build Request for Proposal (RFP) for additional direction for these two
instances.
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CRITICAL PATH DESIGN SUBMITTALS. The government prefers to review
as few submittal packages as possible. Critical Path Design Submittals are acceptable
if they are substantiated as having an impact to the critical path in the Contractor's
Accepted Network Analysis Schedule. A Critical Path Design Submittal must include all
Design Analyses, Drawings, Specifications, and Product Data required to fully describe
the project element for Government review.
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Foundation Submittal. This submittal must be a complete final submittal of
the foundation design.
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Structural Submittal. This submittal must be a complete final submittal of
the structural system of the building(s), including the foundation design.
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Building Enclosure Submittal. This submittal must be a complete final
submittal and shall include all construction documentation of the exterior building
enclosure, including foundation design, structural system, along with the architectural
exterior walls, windows and other glazing, and roofing.
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Remaining Work Submittal. A Remaining Work Submittal would be a
submittal that incorporated all other work that was not included in a previously submitted
Critical Path Submittal described in the previous paragraphs. A Remaining Work
Submittal, combined with all of the subsequent Critical Path Submittals, shall be a
complete set of construction documents for a facility.
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QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL. Quality Assurance /
Quality Control must be in accordance with UFC 1-200-01. This will include inspection
and testing, and may include a Quality Assurance Plan and Structural Observations
where applicable.
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Structural Inspection. A "QC Specialist" for NAVFAC projects is equivalent
to a "Special Inspector" as defined in the International Building Code. Quality Control
(QC) specialists must be identified as required for the inspection of materials,
installation, fabrication, erection or placement of components and connections, as
defined in the International Building Code. The QC Specialists must demonstrate
competence and be qualified and / or certified for the inspection of the particular type of
construction or operation as applicable.
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