Reject submittals that don't have a review stamp. If they ask the owner to over rule you , pull the owner aside and explain to them this is part of the general conditions of the contract (assuming A201 read more
We include this requirement in the Division 01 specifications for submittal requirements (which includes requirement of a "statement certifying that submittal has been reviewed, checked, and approved read more
Janene: IMO, for this matter, typical practice is what the Contract Documents require. If the Contractor has not stamped its submittals as reviewed, or upon your initial review, it has not met the burden read more
I usually insist they comply with what the Contract Documents call for. AIA and most Div. 1 specifications require review and approval. I had a contractor complain saying "Our stamp only says reviewed, read more
Yes, it is typical practice for the GC to stamp a submittal with their approval stamp. This is typically a requirement of your General Conditions of the Contract, and your Division 01-General read more
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