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What is a submittal in construction? A comprehensive guide

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The submittals include samples, drawings, project data, material listings, quality assurance, etc. They ensure the contractor adheres to the defined guidelines, uses the correct materials, and stays within the timelines. This approach minimizes delays, costly setbacks, and material wastage.

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What is a submittal in construction? A comprehensive guide

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The submittals include samples, drawings, project data, material listings, quality assurance, etc. They ensure the contractor adheres to the defined guidelines, uses the correct materials, and stays within the timelines. This approach minimizes delays, costly setbacks, and material wastage.

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What to Look for in Construction Design Software

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Construction design software is a necessity in today’s digital landscape, giving industry professionals an easier way to create blueprints and drawings of new designs. With construction design software, you can visualize different design possibilities, create professional presentations, better assess risks , and make more informed decisions.

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What is a submittal in construction? A comprehensive guide

Lets Build

The submittals include samples, drawings, project data, material listings, quality assurance, etc. They ensure the contractor adheres to the defined guidelines, uses the correct materials, and stays within the timelines. This approach minimizes delays, costly setbacks, and material wastage.

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What’s the difference between RFIs, Submittals and Specifications?

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In construction, a Request For Information (RFI) seeks the clarification of plans, drawings, specifications, and agreements. Specifications, often called specs, in construction documents usually include information about the project’s materials, the timeline, methods and requirements.

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Payment Applications 101: A Guide to Pay Apps in Construction

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With progress billing, contractors submit a new payment application before the deadline of each pay period for the work completed and materials purchased in that period. Receipts : If you’ve purchased materials and already paid the invoices, include the receipts.

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3 ways to avoid defects in construction

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Material defects. Material defects happen when building material gets damaged—whether the defects come straight from the manufacturer or the damage occurs on site. These types of defects can be particularly expensive; it’s not uncommon to only notice material defects after a contractor uses them in the project.