Complete Historic Property Project Documentation (HPPD) Completion. 2.1 Design Concepts Assessment Present and revise, as needed, site-integrated massing and architectural design concepts based on the Contextual Analysis and/or Project Program. National Park Service will verify design concepts are in compliance with the completed Contextual Analysis Form and/or Project Program. In consultation with National Park Service, choose Final Design Concepts for further development into Schematic Design Alternatives. 2.2 Develop Schematic Design Alternatives Utilizing Final Design Concepts, develop Schematic Design Alternatives that meet Project Program and Sustainability requirements, address contextual parameters, and do not exceed available construction funding. Prepare the Class C Uniformat Construction Cost Estimate for each Schematic Design Alternative using the Class C Uniformat Construction Cost Estimate template. Templates:
Guidances:
2.3 Conduct Value Methodology (VM) If required, conduct a Value Methodology Exercise. National Park Service will select a Schematic Design Preferred Alternative based on recommendations. Prepare Value Methodology Report. Include with Schematic Design submission to the Investment Review Board (IRB). VM Tools (templates and standards):
Guidance: Director's Order (DO) 90 Value Analysis 2.4 Fully Develop Schematic Design Preferred Alternative Fully develop the Schematic Design Preferred Alternative in sufficient detail to provide adequate data for preparation of the Class B MasterFormat Construction Cost Estimate. Prepare an Energy Use Estimate for the Fully Developed Schematic Design Preferred Alternative. 2.5 Prepare Basis of Design Report (BDR) Prepare Basis of Design Report in sufficient detail to provide adequate data for preparation of the Class B MasterFormat Construction Cost Estimate. 2.6 Initiate NPS Constructability Checklist (SD Comments) Identify unique project issues under the SD Comments (Schematic Design) column on the NPS Constructability Checklist. A Constructability Analysis utilizing the NPS Constructability Checklist is required for every project. Template: NPS Constructability Checklist 2.7 Complete NPS Project Sustainability Checklist (SD portion) Working collaboratively within the integrated design team, complete the Schematic Design (SD) portion of the NPS Project Sustainability Checklist. Template: NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 2.8 Prepare Class B MasterFormat Construction Cost Estimate Prepare the Class B MasterFormat Construction Cost Estimate on the Fully Developed Schematic Design Preferred Alternative using the Class B & A MasterFormat Construction Cost Estimate template. Confirm that the project cost is within available funds. Templates:
Guidances:
2.9 Permitting 2.9.1 Finalize Permit Scoping & Permitting Assessment Form (PAF) Finalize jurisdictions and Agencies that apply to the project. Refer to the PAF and finalize project topics. Resolve missing information or decisions needed to determine applicable permits. Form: Permitting Assessment Sample: Permitting Assessment Guidelines: Provide a list of all appropriate permits. Recommend if permits should be:
Guideline: Permitting Process Flowchart (pdf) 2.9.3 Initiate Permit Planning & Prepare Permit Plan Working collaboratively with the interdisciplinary team (IDT), at a minimum, provide a Permit Plan for each DSC GF Permit. Form: Permit Plan Sample: Permit Plan Guidelines: 2.10 Schematic Design (SD) Deliverables 2.10.1 Submit 100% Draft Schematic Design (SD) Documents for Review
2.10.2 Submit Final Schematic Design (SD) Documents Resolve 100% Draft SD Documents review comments and incorporate resolutions into Final SD Documents. Submit Final SD Documents and responses to review comments, utilizing the NPS DSC QA Review Comments form, within 15 calendar days after receiving comments. 2.10.2.1 Prepare and Submit Investment Review Board (IRB) Support Documents
2.10.3 Prepare and Submit Response Memorandum When required, prepare and submit response memorandum to IRB review questions within 15 calendar days after receiving IRB comments. |
Last updated: November 21, 2024