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�,/,F-Z2 construction package rise above CM/GC's estimates or the proposed Project Budget, CM/GC shall, as outlined in the Preconstruction Scope of Services, provide value-engineering recommendations and cost estimates and constructability analysis of options provided by Architect to complete all phases within the Project Budget. 2.1.3 Reserved. 2.1.4 Schedules .1 CM/GC will work with the City/Agency to prepare a Project Schedule. The Project Schedule shall specify the proposed finish dates for design, securing permits and approvals, prequalification, bid, and award activities for each Trade Contract, material purchases, and submittals for each Trade Contract. CM/GC shall submit the Project Schedule to the City/Agency for review and acceptance. CM/GC shall revise the Project Schedule as the City/Agency may request, and as agreed upon by CM/GC. .2 CM/GC shall develop a Milestone Construction Schedule for the Project, subject to approval by City/Agency, which shall contain key milestones to be accomplished by Trade � Contractors as well as final completion of the Project. The Milestone Construction Schedule will be incorporated into the bid documents and subsequent contracts with successful bidders. 2.1.5 Construction Manaqement Coordination Constructabilitv and Value Enaineerinq Review. CM/GC shall perform constructability and vatue engineering reviews, provide written reports to City/Agency regarding the coordination and constructability of the design documents, and written recommendations regarding proposed value engineering changes. 2.1.6 No Desiqn Liabilitv CM/GC is not a design professional and will not be providing professional design or engineering services for the Project. All suggestions, constructability review comments, or value engineering proposals prepared or submitted by CM/GC shall be reviewed by City/Agency's independent design professionals and engineers to ascertain feasibility, satisfaction of the design concept, compatibility and compliance with applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, building codes, rules, regulations, and professional standards of care. In performing its obligations under this contract, it is not CM/GC's ultimate responsibility to ascertain that Contract Documents are in accordance with applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, building codes, and rules and regulations. However, if CM/GC observes that portions of the Atty/Agr/2005.003 030805/L.Beck/607588v7 Page 20 of 30