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Architect |
Individual or firm responsible for providing professional design for
buildings and advice on their construction. |
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A/E |
Abbreviation for architect and engineer. |
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Construction Schedule |
Schedule for construction of the project showing the time for
completing the work, planned sequence for performing the work, and the
interrelationship between activities of the contractors. |
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Construction Manager |
Individual or firm responsible for providing administration,
management, and related services as required, scheduling the project
and coordinating the contractors. OHGR is the Ohio School Facilities
Commission’s designated construction manager. |
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Contract |
A formal or legally binding agreement setting out terms of services. A
contract between a contractor and the school district board, on behalf
of the state, for performance of work on a project as called for in
the document we call a contract. |
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Contract Completion
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The date upon which all work is 100 percent complete, final
inspections by the District and State have been made and any
deficiencies noted in the punch list have been corrected. The
contractors have complied with all contract conditions. |
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Contract Documents
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Collectively, the drawings, specifications, addenda, notice to
bidders, instructions to bidders, definitions, bid form, contract and
attachments, bond, bulletins, shop drawings, pricing guidelines and
standard conditions of the contract. |
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Contractor |
A company or individual with a formal contract to do a specific job
(or jobs), by supplying labor and materials for the school district
board. The performance of this work in the project may require
cooperation with other contractors and persons in accordance with the
contract documents. |
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Core Team
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A group of school based individuals representing the large community
who provide input into the design of the school. In addition, the core
team provides output by reporting to the larger school and
neighborhood community regarding actual design and construction.
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Design Manual
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The Ohio Schools Facilities Commission (OSFC) design manual was
developed for a typical educational program for various types and
sizes of schools and a level of quality which will serve the school
district, and the state of Ohio, for a long time period. The
educational program establishes the area or number of square feet
required for each student. The quality level establishes the cost per
square foot of a school building and establishes a level of equity for
all school districts across the state. Architects are required to
follow the design manual. Compliance with the manual is required for
the District to receive State-matching funds. |
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Design Schedule
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Schedule of Architect/Engineer services showing start and completion
of the following milestone events; Program of Requirements, schematic
design, design documents, construction documents, and Bid Document
development. |
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Drawings |
The graphic and pictorial portions of the contract documents, prepared
by the Architect/Engineer, showing the design, type of construction,
location, dimension and character of the work to be provided by the
contractor. Types of drawings generally include the plans showing how
the exterior of the building will appear, what classrooms will look
like and an overall drawing to show how the building will fit on the
site. |
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Guarantee |
Legally enforceable assurance for a specified period of time from
contract completion. This is a formal promise that a product will be
repaired free of charge if it breaks or fails within a stated period,
or that substandard work will be redone. |
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Locally Funded
Initiative (LFI) |
Programs and/or work that are not funded by the Ohio School Facilities
Commission. Consequently these programs are funded 100% by the
District. Examples would include sports stadiums, baseball fields, and
land purchases. |
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Material Supplier
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A person or entity that furnishes materials or supplies for work on a
project. |
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Neighborhood Schools
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The initiative to have students attend the school nearest to their
home. |
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Owner’s
Representative |
This is a contracted service, which represents the District’s interest
in all phases of planning, design and construction for the project.
The owner’s representative provides qualified personnel to supplement
District Facilities personnel in the implementation of the project.
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Project Administrator
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Designated representative of the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission
who is assigned to administer the project for the State of Ohio. The
Project Administrator will consult with the architects, construction
manager, and school district board on all phases of the project.
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Program of
Requirements (POR) |
An Ohio School Facilities Commission required document submittal for
each renovated and replacement building. The POR provides a detailed
description of the number of classrooms, size of rooms, and academic
programs that have been established by the District for each building.
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Proposals |
Requests from the District primarily for design professionals to
provide suggestions or intentions on how to complete the specified
work required by the District. Requests for proposals (RFP’s) are
advertised in newspapers under public notices. |
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Punch List
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A list of work items that the contractor is required to complete or
correct as a condition precedent to contract completion. |
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Subcontractor |
A person or company who is hired by a contractor, (which has a
contract with the District) to assist the contractor with the defined
contract work. The subcontractor has no direct contractual
relationship with the District. |
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Swing Space
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Space that is available for students and staff while their school
building is being renovated or built. Swing space can be another
school building or space within an existing building. |
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Warranty |
Legally enforceable assurance that guarantees that purchased goods are
of the quality represented and will be replaced or repaired if found
defective. |
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Warm Safe and Dry |
WSD is part of Segment One of the Facilities Plan. WSD focuses on
ensuring that District buildings are warm, safe, and dry. |