The drawings from the design institute were delivered today, and they don’t include a material list for things like cable trays and cables. Can we ask the design institute to add one?
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The drawings from the design institute were delivered today, and they don’t include a material list for things like cable trays and cables. Can we ask the design institute to add one?
I brought this up with our chief engineer, but the management didn’t give me a response.
That is necessary. The design institute needs to provide you with the model, specifications, grade, route, height of the cable tray, as well as information on the suspension brackets, the depth and distance of the embedded suspension brackets, and the specifications and models of the cables, along with details regarding grounding...................
There should also be an approximate quantity, etc.; this is necessary!
What must be provided is the basis for the construction procurement plan.
You need to consider the responsibilities and consequences; as long as you persevere, you will eventually get a satisfactory response
When a design institute prepares design drawings, these elements should be included without any need for special mention; therefore, it is reasonable to request that the design institute provide them.
Hello, may I ask about the model and quantity of cable trays indicated on the drawings? I know the width and elevation of the trays, but what do things like S05-1316*10 and S02-16F*33 mean?
Some design firms choose products from certain manufacturers when working on projects, but the client may not understand the meaning of those product codes, leading to a lack of communication between the two parties
We often encounter such situations as well; these days, many design firms are completely dishonest – once they get the money, they start offering discounts.
After the design institute completes the material list, and the material supervisor of the construction unit has reviewed it, a reasonable procurement plan is formulated.