Design Responsibility Matrix
Design Responsibility Matrix
Various
5. The DRM should be checked with RCG Regional RBFO Design Mangager, prior to Gateway 2 and Gateway 4
and allocate responsibility for the main tasks which are to be undeertaken
during the course of the Project
Employer / Contractor / Consultant Input
Approved Inspector
Structural Engineer
Principal Designer
Denotes primary responsibility (occassionaly this may be
Client Agent / PM
P
Interior Designer
CTM Consultant
Architect (Lead)
shared)
M&E Engineer
Civil Engineer
Fire Engineer
BiM Manager
Acoustician
1 Denotes Co-Ordinated Design Intent where relevant to the
Ecologist
pacakge
Client
2 Denotes denotes supporting role or contribution in task
1.00 General
1.01
Appointment of Consultants Principle Designer appointement by Client Team
1.02 Development of brief
Instruct changes to brief
1.03
1.04 Site ownership and boundary locations
DDA Requirements + Provisions
1.05
1.06 3D Visualisations
BIM Information Manager
1.07
1.08 BIM Execution Plan (BEP)
BiM Model
1.09
1.10 Design team management
CDM Compliance/Risk Assessments Input to Principle Designer Risk Register by all
1.11
1.12 Pre Construction Health & Safety Information
Construction Phase Health & Safety Plan Input / Commentary only from Consultants
1.13
1.14 Health & Safety File Content defined & colated by Principle Designer
Specifications Designers Specifications by discipline / Scope
1.15
1.16 Contract Administration
Minutes of meetings As required and agreed - Designers Minutes limited to where no RCG attendance (Workshops etc.)
1.17
1.18 Certification/Valuations
Site visits Limitations on frequency of site visits subject to agreement - VC or similar to be adopted where possible
1.19
1.20 Cost planning and control
Compliance with Budget All parties have a responsibility to ensure Cost implications are considered during design development
1.21
1.22 Preparation of Snagging Lists Snagging scheduled and resolved by RCG prior to Client Snagging / IT Inspection
Application for Completion Certificate
1.23
1.24 Fire Certification
1.25 Final Construction Issue For Use in O+M Manuals - As required / defined by Principle Designer
1.26 Energy Efficiency Evaluation and SBEM Calculations
U-Values - Thermal Design & Air Tightness RCG May elect to appoint a sepcialist Consultant to assist in this area
1.27
1.28 Services Coordination
Services Commissioning Appointed Sub-Co to lead with RCG programme input
1.29
1.30 Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) EPC provided by relevant Specialist M+E Sub, with input from wider team to meet project target EPC
Fire Strategy
1.31
1.32 Acoustic Strategy
Way Finding Strategy
1.33
Entrance / Feature Signage
Statutory Signage
1.34 BREEAM Evidence by Credit Input / Evidence to be provided on request to meet or exceed taget credits
Strategy for access for cleaning & maintenance, including MEWP's - Building
1.35 Fabric
1.36 Strategy for access for cleaning & maintenance, including MEWP's - Building
Services installations
Accommodation Schedule
1.37
1.38 Room Layouts / data sheets
2.00 National + Local Government Departments and Agencies
2.01 Highways
2.02 Environment – SEPA
2.03 Planning – Local Authority - Planning, reserved matters and conditions
2.04 Building Regulations – Local Authority Lead varies dependant on Warrant Stage - Refer to MIDP
3.00 Emergency Services
3.01 Security Strategy
3.02 Fire + Ambulance Management Plan
4.00 Consultation or Interested Groups
4.01 Adjacent Land Owners Client team to lead with support from RCG
4.02 Community Council/Local interest groups Split responsibility on this item - Client Team & RCG lead
4.03 Bus Operators Client team to lead
5.00 Utilities
5.01 Utilities – Negotiations, Routes, Capacities RCG Lead on utilities with support from Appointed Sub-Co
5.02 Utility Quotations
5.03 Utility Orders
5.04 Renewable Energy Sources
6.00 Site + External works
6.01 Existing site services investigation
6.02 Schedule of condition – Delap on Roads & Highways
6.03 Boundary Conditions including setting out S/O by Principle Contractor based on co-ordinated info from Principle Designer & Project Manager
6.04 Ground/Soil Investigations & contamination including topographical survey RCG to undertake as required to support Clietn issued info
6.05 Landscape - Hard M+E interface on any services - eg. Lighting etc…
6.06 External Slabs / Hardstandings / Plinths
6.07 Landscape - Soft Final Levels / quantitiy driven by Sub-Co to be aligned with Consultant Design info
6.08 Street Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings
6.09 Site wide drainage – Surface and Foul
6.10 Outfalls from site
6.11 External Services
6.12 Roads, Car parking, Vehicular Ramps Pathways, Road Markings, including
Scope / Materials / Levels by Landscape Architect - Construction Detailing from C+S Engineer
street lighting setting out, levels, drainage falls etc.
6.13 Site formation and sub-base
6.14 Site Wide Levels Final Levels agreed in conjunction with Sub-Co and C+S Engineer
6.15 Swept Path analysis between roads, car park & pavements
6.16 Incoming Services – Conenctions, Metering, Sub-Station, Tanks etc
6.17 Disconnections, diversions & terminations of existing services
6.18 Handrails, Balustrades and Guarding (design intent only)
6.19 Handrails, Balustrades and Guarding (detail design)
6.21 Protection Barriers to Service Areas
6.22 Car park protection barriers / Bollards
6.23 Perimeter Fencing
6.24 Road Signage Client team interface required where outwith Site Boundary
6.25 Public Artwork Final Comercial Allowance to form basis for scope - Subject to agreement with Client team
7.00 Foundations + Under building
7.01 Loadings (including Plant loadings)
7.02 Foundation Design
7.03 Re-Bar Design
7.04 Piling
7.05 DPM & Waterproofing
7.06 DPC
7.07 Retaining Structures
7.08 Retaining Structures waterproof construction
7.09 Slab Design including movement joints
7.10 Lift pit structural details Min clear dimensions defined by Architect
7.11 Coordination between Services and Drainage
7.12 Gas Membrane System Where requried - C+S Eng to advise
7.13 Tanking Includes Service trenching & Lift pits
7.14 Interface between dpm and tanking
7.15 Service entry details - waterproofing, pits, etc Locations / Size of penetrations to be co-ordinated with TUV - details /Spec by others
8.00 Storm & Foul Drainage
8.01 Existing drainage surveys (if required)
8.02 Design and specification (below ground to top of ground bearing slab)
8.03 Sanitary fittings Connection design byMEP Engineer / Sub-Co
8.04 Design and Specification (above ground bearing slab)
8.05 Storm Drainage - Flow Rates (Design Intent) Input from Specialist where required - To be arranged via RCG
8.06 Storm Drainage - Outlet positions / Sizing / Setting Out
8.07 Above Ground Drainage
8.08 Above Ground Drainage - Pop Up locations
8.09 Foul Drainage provision at ground Slab level
8.10 Tanks / Chambers and similar to Sub-Struct Drainage Subject to co-ord with Services design
9.00 Structural Frame
9.01 Specification Includes Corrosion protection & Loading Criteria
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Design Responsibility Matrix (DRM)
Rev Date
Various
5. The DRM should be checked with RCG Regional RBFO Design Mangager, prior to Gateway 2 and Gateway 4
and allocate responsibility for the main tasks which are to be undeertaken
during the course of the Project
Employer / Contractor / Consultant Input
Approved Inspector
Structural Engineer
Principal Designer
Denotes primary responsibility (occassionaly this may be
Client Agent / PM
P
Interior Designer
CTM Consultant
Architect (Lead)
shared)
M&E Engineer
Civil Engineer
Fire Engineer
BiM Manager
Acoustician
1 Denotes Co-Ordinated Design Intent where relevant to the
Ecologist
pacakge
Client
2 Denotes denotes supporting role or contribution in task
9.02 Frame Design
9.03 Temporary Bracing If Required Stability in Temp condition to be considered based on Sub-Co dequence
9.04 Finishes to Frame
9.05 Lintels – Performance spec / Schedule Includes both Internal & Envelope requirements
9.06 Masonry Support Systems including wall ties, head restraints Includes both Internal & Envelope requirements
9.07 Connection details
9.08 Secondary Steelwork Includes Wind Posts, Framed Openings , Trimmer Steel & Head Restraint
9.09 Structural Movement Joints
9.10 Floor Slab Design
9.11 Finished Floor Levels TOS & SSL by Struct Eng to suit same
9.12 Stairs - Concrete and Metal (design intent)
9.13 Stairs - Concrete and Metal (detailed design) PCC Stair units / Steel Stair developed As fabrication drawings from supplier
10.00 Roof Comments
10.01 Specification
10.02 Lightweight Roof (Design Intent)
10.03 Lightweight Roof (Detail Design)
10.04 Concrete Roof / Terrace (Design Intent)
10.05 Concrete Roof / Terrace (Detailed Design)
10.06 Canopy Roofs (Intent)
10.07 Canopy Roofs (Detailed Design) Envelope Sub-Co to provide detailed design / fabrication
10.08 Design Loadings
10.09 RWP / RWO & gutter design (Intent)
10.10 RWP / RWO & gutter design (Detail Design)
10.11 Roof Lights (Design Intent )
10.12 Roof Lights (Detailed Design)
10.13 Service Penetrations Co-Ordination
10.14 Service Penetrations Detailing Architect to incorporate Manufacturers typical details & co-ordinate with services design
10.15 Roof Access - (Design Intent)
10.16 Roof Access - (Detailed Design)
10.17 Bird deterrent strategy
11.00 External Envelope + Wall Constructions
11.01 Specifications
11.02 Set-out & coordination with other Elements / Structures / MEP
11.03 DPC / Membranes (Inc Air Integrity / permeability)
11.04 Blockwork, Design and Specification
11.05
Metal/other panel cladding systems (including fascias and soffits) (Design Intent)
11.06 Metal/other panel cladding systems (including fascias and soffits) (Detail
Design) M+E Input on service interface generally
11.14 External Doors, including automatic/roller shutter doors - details & ironmongery
(Detailed Design) Refer also to secondary steel and support (Section 9, above)
12.16 Internal Doors/screens Refer also to secondary steel and support (Section 9, above)
12.17 Internal Doors/screens - Fabrication Drawings
Various
5. The DRM should be checked with RCG Regional RBFO Design Mangager, prior to Gateway 2 and Gateway 4
and allocate responsibility for the main tasks which are to be undeertaken
during the course of the Project
Employer / Contractor / Consultant Input
Approved Inspector
Structural Engineer
Principal Designer
Denotes primary responsibility (occassionaly this may be
Client Agent / PM
P
Interior Designer
CTM Consultant
Architect (Lead)
shared)
M&E Engineer
Civil Engineer
Fire Engineer
BiM Manager
Acoustician
1 Denotes Co-Ordinated Design Intent where relevant to the
Ecologist
pacakge
Client
2 Denotes denotes supporting role or contribution in task
14.13 Building management systems
14.14 Passenger Lifts (Design Intent)
14.15 Passenger Lifts (Detailed Design)
14.16 Acoustic Design + treatment of plant in relation to services
14.17 Vibration control in connection with M+E services
14.18 IT Hub rooms
14.19 Service Trenches
14.20 Audio Loops
14.21
Ventilation and A/C systems
14.22
Access Control
14.23
Alarms & Detection Systems
14.24
Medical Gas Instalaltions
14.25
PV Array
14.26
Services brackets and supports
14.27
Conduit sizes and routes
14.28
Earthing and associated arrays and farms
14.29
Audio visual systems
14.30
Vehicle Charge Points
14.31
WiFi heat mapping simulation and analysis
15.00 Architectural/General Metalwork
15.01 Handrails, Balustrades and Guarding (design intent)
15.02 Handrails, Balustrades and Guarding (detailed design)
15.03 Glazed Balustrades and Guarding Systems (design intent)
15.04 Glazed Balustrades and Guarding Systems (detailed design)
15.05 Service Access, Walkways and Stairs etc. (design intent)
15.06 Service Access, Walkways and Stairs etc. (detail design)
15.07 Plant Screen (Design Intent)
15.08 Plant Screen (Detailed Design)
15.10 Mansafe Systems (Design Intent)
15.11 Mansafe Systems (Detailed Design)
16.00 MISCELLANEOUS
16.01 Refuse Equipment
16.03 Client Fit-Out Scope to be defined - Consultant input limited to Design intent
16.04 Kitchen fit out / Catering Design Kitchen Fit-Out shell and core - Speciailist Fit Out to be co-ord inated with Layouts & Building Services