informed of the Contractor’s schedule to make sure they are available to carry out the necessary inspections. The CA check all records and/or reports produced by the Specialist to confirm that they meet the requirements of the CAITM, related CAITM amendments, the Contract Documents, and the Agreement. This information shall be used to confirm if any further action is required. CLAIMS REVIEW / DISPUTE RESOLUTION It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to provide Contract Administration (Project Manager and Contract Administrator) during the term of the Agreement to support MTO for all claim levels, and if necessary, the referee process. This shall be included in the total price for this Assignment and in the hourly rates for the Project Manager and Contract Administrator. The travel costs, including accommodation shall be invoiced separately and in accordance with the Ontario Public Service Procurement Directive, when meetings with the Referee are required. Contract Administration staff (Project Manager and Contract Administrator) are required to have successfully taken and passed MTO’s T131 Advanced Claims Dispute – – Resolution training to be eligible to bid on this Assignment. Section 1: Technical Standards and Specifications This Assignment shall be carried completed in accordance with the: Requirements outlined in this Assignment’s RFQ. MTO Directives, standards, specifications, policies, procedures, and memoranda. Most recent edition* of the Construction Administration and Inspection Task Manual (CAITM) and related CAITM Amendments, as available prior to the Quotation Submission Deadline. The Contract Documents (as defined in MTO’s General Conditions). In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between documents, documents with the most recent date shall prevail. *Where the language in the CAITM Amendment (March 2018) Parts A and B supporting the elimination of verification services”, will only apply for CA Assignments “quality administering construction Contracts advertised after April 1st 2018. Section 2: Contract Administration Plan The Contract Administration Plan shall include the terms of the Services, Deliverables as specified in this Section (A.6), the Records, Specialty Plan(s), and the Preferred Proponent’s Proposal.
informed of the Contractor’s schedule to make sure they are available to carry out the necessary inspections. The CA check all records and/or reports produced by the Specialist to confirm that they meet the requirements of the CAITM, related CAITM amendments, the Contract Documents, and the Agreement. This information shall be used to confirm if any further action is required. CLAIMS REVIEW / DISPUTE RESOLUTION It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to provide Contract Administration (Project Manager and Contract Administrator) during the term of the Agreement to support MTO for all claim levels, and if necessary, the referee process. This shall be included in the total price for this Assignment and in the hourly rates for the Project Manager and Contract Administrator. The travel costs, including accommodation shall be invoiced separately and in accordance with the Ontario Public Service Procurement Directive, when meetings with the Referee are required. Contract Administration staff (Project Manager and Contract Administrator) are required to have successfully taken and passed MTO’s T131 – Advanced Claims – Dispute Resolution training to be eligible to bid on this Assignment. Section 1: Technical Standards and Specifications This Assignment shall be carried completed in accordance with the: Requirements outlined in this Assignment’s RFQ. MTO Directives, standards, specifications, policies, procedures, and memoranda. Most recent edition* of the Construction Administration and Inspection Task Manual (CAITM) and related CAITM Amendments, as available prior to the Quotation Submission Deadline. The Contract Documents (as defined in MTO’s General Conditions). In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between documents, documents with the most recent date shall prevail. *Where the language in the CAITM Amendment (March 2018) Parts A and B supporting the elimination of “quality verification services”, will only apply for CA Assignments administering construction Contracts advertised after April 1st 2018. Section 2: Contract Administration Plan The Contract Administration Plan shall include the terms of the Services, Deliverables as specified in this Section (A.6), the Records, Specialty Plan(s), and the Preferred Proponent’s Proposal.
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