The requirements for submittal are indicated where?

The requirements for submittal are indicated where?

• A. In the project specifications.
• B. In the owner's manual.
• C. In the general conditions.
• D. In the contract sum.

Answer: (A)

Submittal requirements are the documents the contractor must provide for review before fabrication or procurement. The place where these details are defined is the project specifications, which lay out what must be submitted (shop drawings, product data, samples), how it should be formatted, when it’s due, and how reviews are conducted. The owner's manual is for operation and maintenance after installation, not for guiding what the contractor must submit during construction. The general conditions explain contract terms and the overall process, but not the specific submittal content. The contract sum is simply the price arrangement, not where submittal requirements are described.

Submittal requirements are the documents the contractor must provide for review before fabrication or procurement. The place where these details are defined is the project specifications, which lay out what must be submitted (shop drawings, product data, samples), how it should be formatted, when it’s due, and how reviews are conducted. The owner's manual is for operation and maintenance after installation, not for guiding what the contractor must submit during construction. The general conditions explain contract terms and the overall process, but not the specific submittal content. The contract sum is simply the price arrangement, not where submittal requirements are described.