Yes, this is standard practice and well-established across both AIA contract documents and typical Division 01 specifications. AIA A201 General Conditions § 3.12.6 is the key provision. It requires read more
The majority of contractor submittal stamps I see indicate "reviewed" and are more worded to put the onous on the sub for verifications. My specifications state that any submittals received from the CM/GC read more
I agree entirely with Jeff. The main difference between a Bulletin and a Change Proposal Request (which is used in the AIA contracts) is that the Bulletin, like Jeff says, is completely agnostic with read more
The fact that the contractor (CM or GC) "stamped" the submittal and forwarded it for review by the design team doesn't necessarily mean they actually performed their review of the submittal itself. There's read more
Regarding CM projects, bulletins are often used to collect and convey multiple changes to the project that aren't immediately necessary to implement. The CM distributes the bulletin to all involved/impacted read more
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