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“Unitized panel rev. C did not match opening dimensions on grid B-12.”
Submitted by the field super after layout check. First record of a curtain wall problem on the project. Flagged “blocks closeout.”
RFI #142 · Tower B2024-08-12Open · 27 days
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“Rain delay AM. Glazing crew released; opening B-12 to be re-measured Monday.”
Same area, three days earlier. Crew flagged a measurement before anyone wrote an RFI. Curtain wall appears in the trade notes.
Daily Log · 2024-08-09Tower B · Lvl 14Weather: 0.6"
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“Re: B-12 mullion. Architect is reviewing — please hold release of unitized lot 4.”
Email thread between PM and architect, two weeks before the formal change order. Three attachments, one revised shop drawing.
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Glazing crew released for rain. B-12 to be re-measured Monday.
First mention in the field. The opening was already off; no one had written it down formally yet.
Daily LogTower B · Lvl 14
RFI #142: Unitized panel rev. C did not match opening at B-12.
Field super opens the RFI three days after the daily log. Flagged “blocks closeout.” Architect notified.
RFI #142Open · 27 days
Email thread: hold release of unitized lot 4 pending architect review.
PM to architect, copying glazing sub. Three attachments. A revised shop drawing arrives by the end of the thread.
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Schedule update v06: glazing activity at Tower B slips 11 days.
First time the delay shows up on the master schedule. Linked back to RFI #142 in the activity notes.
Schedule updateSlip · 11 days
Change order COR-019: re-fabricate mullion run, B-12.
Closes the chain. Cites RFI #142 and the architect’s revised shop drawing as the basis of change.
Change orderCOR-019$48,200
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Email · Aug 14 · “Hold release of unitized lot 4 pending review.”
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