This is submitted to the owner or client when an additional charge is believe to be owed due to a change in scope during the project.
These are done by the NYC Department of Buildings, Port Authority and/or FDNY to sign off and certify that projects are completed to code.
Subcontractor Proposals
This tool is used to show the timeline of how long a project will take to get completed.
This document shows a "look-ahead" to the next scopes of work or tasks that are to be completed over the next "two" weeks.
These documents (which include as-builts of infrastructure installed and warranties for materials, equipment and labor) are given to the owners and/or clients at the end of projects
Proposals containing detailed estimate, schedule, resumes, and general contractor/construction manager information are called this.
Formal Bid Proposal
These documents from the NYC Department of Buildings, FDNY, or Port Authority are required for work to commence in NYC.
A draft bill that the general contractor or construction manager submits to the client and architect for review.
This is a "walk thru" is done by the design team & client at the end of the project to identify items or tasks that need repair and completion.
This spreadsheet analyzes the costs that the general contractor would incur throughout a project.
General Conditions Analysis
Tool used to compare or "level" subcontractor pricing
This is a formal agreement & document between a general contractor and subcontractor stipulating the cost and scopes of work that the subcontractor owes on a project.
This is submitted to the design team when a question or conflict arises on site.