Specifications for the First CSP Building System.
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| Title: | Specifications for the First CSP Building System. |
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| Authors: | Detroit Public Schools, MI. |
| Peer Reviewed: | N |
| Page Count: | 230 |
| Publication Date: | 1970 |
| Sponsoring Agency: | Detroit Board of Education, MI. Educational Facilities Labs., Inc., New York, NY. |
| Descriptors: | Architects, Bids, Building Systems, Construction Management, Contracts, Controlled Environment, Critical Path Method, Facility Planning, Facility Requirements, Fast Track Scheduling, Legal Responsibility, Lighting, School Construction, Specifications, Structural Building Systems, Structural Elements (Construction), Systems Approach |
| Abstract: | The specifications cover the construction of additions to four schools in the Detroit School District. The Construction Systems Program (CSP) was utilized in an attempt to (1) reduce the cost of school construction and provide improved value for the building dollar in terms of function, environment, first cost, and maintenance cost; (2) accelerate construction time; and (3) provide the occupants greater flexibility to better meet educational needs. This document is arranged according to the information for bidders; the contract requirements; and the specifications for the sub-systems of structure, atmosphere, lighting-ceiling, interior space division, and vertical skin. Addendums cover scheduling requirements, fire protection interpretations, and specification clarifications. Terms are defined; owner, contractor, and architect responsibilities are outlined; and proposal forms are supplied. (Pages II-1-8 and II-2-2 may reproduce poorly.) (Author/MLF) |
| Entry Date: | 1973 |
| Accession Number: | ED070202 |
| Database: | ERIC |
| Abstract: | The specifications cover the construction of additions to four schools in the Detroit School District. The Construction Systems Program (CSP) was utilized in an attempt to (1) reduce the cost of school construction and provide improved value for the building dollar in terms of function, environment, first cost, and maintenance cost; (2) accelerate construction time; and (3) provide the occupants greater flexibility to better meet educational needs. This document is arranged according to the information for bidders; the contract requirements; and the specifications for the sub-systems of structure, atmosphere, lighting-ceiling, interior space division, and vertical skin. Addendums cover scheduling requirements, fire protection interpretations, and specification clarifications. Terms are defined; owner, contractor, and architect responsibilities are outlined; and proposal forms are supplied. (Pages II-1-8 and II-2-2 may reproduce poorly.) (Author/MLF) |
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