Align the window schedule, elevations, opening conditions and approval dates before procurement.
Identify window types, dimensions, operation, glazing, frame finish and quantities using the current project set. Keep exterior elevations, typical units and special conditions tied to the same opening references.
Agree rough-opening verification, receiving conditions and responsibility for flashing, waterproofing, anchorage, perimeter sealing and adjacent finishes. The proposal identifies included installation work and dependencies.
Confirm the performance, glazing, accessibility and jurisdictional requirements for each window type. Align the selected product, supporting data, approval dates and confirmed availability before release.
Reconcile schedule marks, elevations, unit types and quantities in the issued set.
Resolve finish, glazing, installation details and required submissions with the project team.
Coordinate procurement by building or elevation after approval and required dimension checks.
Coordinate agreed field checks, protection, corrections and required closeout information.
Yes, where the agreed scope supports it. Provide the building and unit-type matrix, elevation differences and phase dates so quantities and release requirements can be reviewed without treating every building as identical.
Plan dimensions support estimating. The agreed scope must identify any field verification required before fabrication or release and who is responsible for it.
Provide the requirements for each window type with the schedule. The selected configuration and supporting product data are reviewed against those requirements before procurement.