ACM performs a detailed review of the project plans and specifications in order to identify conflicts, interferences, errors in drawings, and constructability problems prior to bid release. ACM compares the architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings to ensure that the disciplines have been coordinated by the architect/engineer.
The specifications are compared to the drawings for consistency and completeness.
Construction phasing plans are reviewed for possible occupancy problems/conflicts
during construction.
ACM prepares a Plan Review Report which identifies the number of conflicts, interferences, errors in the drawings, and constructability issues. This Plan Review Report and a set of marked-up drawings are issued with our detailed findings. This information is then reviewed with the architect/engineer and/or owner for integration into the final bid package or issued as addenda.