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9 C. The Construction phase which normally accounts for 10% to 30% of the total Basic Services would include the following: 1. Periodic observations of work in progress. 2. Preparation of supplementary drawings required to clarify working drawings. 3. Review of detailed shop and equipment drawings to determine compliance with plans and specifications. 4. Review of laboratory, shop and mill tests of materials and equipment done by testing laboratories. 5. Review and make recommendations on requests for partial and final pay- ments to construction contractors. 6. Assistance during construction with interpretation of plans and specifications. 7. Consultation and advice to the client during construction. 8. Final inspection and report of the completed project. SPECIAL SERVICES The development of many projects involve services which may be added to the Basic Services of the Consulting Engineer. Many of these services relate to decisions of the client as to the feasibility, scope, and location of a project. The research, assembling of engineering data, and acquisition of property may involve many professional special- ists. Because Special Services vary greatly in scope, complexity and timing, such services could be furnished either by the Consulting Engineer or by other specialists. These services are usually negotiated when required as separate elements of service. Special Services may include, but are not limited to: 1. Soils investigations, including test borings, related analysis and recommenda- tions. 2. Laboratory and materials testing services. 3. Land surveys, establishment of boundaries and monuments, preparation of land and easement descriptions and related office computations and drafting. 4. Field surveys, photogrammetry, and field staking for construction. 5. Resident engineering services and technical observations of construction by a full-time resident engineer or technician and supporting staff, as required. —7—