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GATEWAY PARK CENTER 19-01-01 TGSV Enterprises, Inc. Page 6 1. Primavera Project Planner Critical Path Construction Schedule: This report monitors the progress of each detailed procurement and construction activity. It provides the scheduled start date, finish date, duration, float, phase and area of each activity; plus it provides the list of activities which are on the “critical path” of the project. 2. RFI Log: This log tracks the history of the requests for information issued on the project. The log provides a brief description of the request; whom the request was issued to; the number given to said request; the status of the request; the date the request was sent; the date the response was required; the date the request was responded to; the party responsible to provide the response; and the spec section related to the request if applicable. 3. Submittal/Closeout Processing and Tracking Logs: These logs track all the required shop drawings, product data, closeout documents and submittals required for the project. These logs list the description of each item; the package number for the item; the submittal number for each package; the number of revisions submitted for each item; the status of the submittal; the party responsible to review the submittal; the date the submittal was received by our Team; the date the submittal was sent by the Team to the reviewer; the date the submittal was returned to the Team; the date the submittal was forwarded to the subcontractor/supplier; the elapsed time for the review; the amount of days the submittal was overdue; and the dates the submittal process for each item was required to start and finish. All these dates are tied into the procurement section of the project schedule that is performed in the Primavera Project Planner system. 4. Quality Control/Punch List/Daily Log/Safety Report Forms: These forms are used to inspect and report on the quality of the work being performed. They are used as a tool to minimize conflicts, punch list items, avoid installation issues during the rough stage of the project, and minimize damage to finish product due to errors performed at the beginning of the project. 5. Permit Tracking Log: This serves as a tool to record and monitor all the governing agencies requirements for the receiving and closing of the construction permit. This enables the tracking of all permits, forms, fees, inspections and certifications required to avoid a rush at the end of the project to meet all the governing jurisdictions requirements. 6. BIM Clash Detection Report: This serves as a tool to identify any service, material, and equipment conflicts between new and existing items prior to the commencement of construction. This is an essential tool in ensuring that the project schedule and budget is maintained. This process can be provided as long as it is incorporated during the design phase. If the design team has not provided building modeling services to the Owner, TGSV can provide these services through our in house staff and design consultants; however the costs for these additional services are not included in this proposal.