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Schedule of services definition

What does Schedule of services mean? In practice, a schedule of services is the part of a consultant’s appointment or a pre‑construction services agreement (PCSA) that itemises, in detail, the services the consultant or (at PCSA stage) the contractor must provide for the project. The term is not defined by legislation or case law; it is a descriptive expression used across construction and professional appointments and is commonly capitalised in standard forms (for example, RIBA, ACE, NEC and JCT), where it forms part of the contract documents. A schedule of services typically sets out the scope of services and deliverables, level of design, programme...

M&E Engineer Services Schedule under Traditional Procurement: RIBA Stages 0–7, with optional Lead Consultant and Principal Designer responsibilities

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The Consultant shall: General responsibilities (Stages 0–7)

Serve as Lead Consultant for the Project, which includes:
- Advising on the scopes of services for other Members of the Design Team
- advising on the requirement for additional specialist consultants to complete the Project, and defining their scopes of services
- directing the other consultants comprising the Design Team
- co-ordinating and integrating the design of the Project as a whole
- arranging and chairing regular design meetings to support delivery of the Project, ensuring minutes are taken and circulated afterwards
- facilitating communication between the Client and the Design Team
- co-ordinating and collating end of stage reports
Either perform the role of Principal Designer under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 and the Building Regulations 2010 to uphold best practice in respect of safety in design, or interact and liaise as required with the Principal Designer(s) under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 and the Building Regulations 2010, ensuring best practice at all times

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