AHU controls submittal 118 is still with the engineer. A response by Wednesday protects Level 4 installation.
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Record
RFI 042 · Mechanical routing
Harbor Point · Level 04
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Downstream of Submittal 118
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Publish RFI 042 response
Needs reviewDraft uses drawings A-612 and M-204. Writing to the project register waits for sign-off.
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Phase 1 Baseline
Jul 11, 2026 – Aug 22, 2026
Phase 1 Baseline
Coordination timeline
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Know where the project money is moving.
Review budget, commitments, cost to date, forecast, and open exposure together. Ask Coordinator to explain a change against the supporting records.
Revised budget
$43.68M
Forecast final
$44.13M
Open exposure
$1.42M
Where is project cost moving this month?
Forecast final cost is $44.13M, currently $450K over the revised budget. Most of the movement is in mechanical systems and curtain wall. Open exposure is $1.42M, with $620K still pending.
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| Name | Folder | Indexed | Source | Updated | By | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drawings | Indexed | Upload | Jul 18 | Sam Chen | 24.8 MB | ||
| RFIs | Indexed | Generated | Jul 18 | Project Coordinator | 1.2 MB | ||
| Submittals | Indexed | Procore | Jul 17 | Maria Lopez | 8.4 MB | ||
| Meetings | Indexed | OneDrive | Jul 16 | Sam Chen | 640 KB | ||
| Cost reports | Indexed | SharePoint | Jul 18 | Alex Morgan | 2.8 MB |
What changed in the latest mechanical coordination set?
The July 18 set moves the Level 2 main duct 14 inches east to clear beam B-17. That change is connected to RFI 042, Submittal 23 05 93, and Drawing M-204. The RFI response is still awaiting approval.
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