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1502Plans and Working Drawings

MN · 2025 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 56–0 Save this section

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The Department will provide the Plans showing details and directions to provide a comprehensive description of the construction contemplated. The Department will not provide all necessary detail drawings for Structures. The Department will include the following information in the Plans:

(1)Summary of all Contract Items
(2)General features
(3)Typical cross-sections
(4)Alignment and grades
(5)Structure locations and dimensions
(6)Layout diagrams
(7)Special details

The Department will provide supplemental drawings in the form of Standard Plans or Standard Plates. The Department may include earthwork cross-sections and contours with the Plans. Before performing the Work, the Contractor shall prepare schedules, documents, and Working Drawings necessary to complete the Work, and shall submit to the Engineer for review. The Contractor’s Progress Schedule shall anticipate sufficient time, not less than 14 Calendar Days, for the Engineer to review and comment on the submittal and to allow the Contractor to respond to the Engineer’s comment(s) before starting the Work . The Contractor shall provide additional information, including permits, detail drawi ngs, and calculations as necessary for the Engineer to complete the review. The Contractor shall provide submittal copies in the requested number to the Engineer for review and inspection of the Work. The Contractor shall not alter the submittals without written consent from the Engineer. After completing the Work, the Contractor shall provide digitally reproducible copies to the Engineer upon request. The Contract Unit Prices for the relevant Contract Items include the cost of preparing and submitting the submittals. The Engineer’s review of the submittals does not relieve the Contractor of responsibility for the following:

(1)Accuracy of dimensions and details
(2)Agreement and conformity with the Contract
(3)Successful completion of the Work
(4)Proper and safe design
(5)Proper and safe construction of the Work
(6)Means and methods of performing the Work

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Source: Minnesota Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Pages 56–0 of 1,081. View official source ↗

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