| Responsible Offices:
Project Management
Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs |
Effective: October
1, 2003
Supersedes: December 18, 1995 |
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Form: UNCW Special Project
Request
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Effective October 2001, the revised UNCW Special Project Request form is available in Microsoft Word and Adobe (PDF) formats. |
2. Business Affairs Coordination.
All projects falling within the definition of
a Special Project must be requested and approved as outlined in this procedure.
Alterations to existing facilities and land or construction of new facilities
cannot be initiated without coordination through the VCBA office.
2. Departmental Project
Representative.
When the project is requested, a Departmental
Project Representative will be noted in Section I of the Special Project
Request form. The representative should have spending authority regarding
the project and will make decisions and communicate departmental preferences
and expectations to the action department (office responsible for supervising
project completion) as work proceeds.
3. Approval and Coordination
of Special Projects by Business Affairs.
Section IV on the Special Project Request Form
will be coordinated through Business Affairs for authorization of completion
date, assignment to action department, and funding of all Special Projects.
The department assigned to act on the request (usually Project Management)
will plan and execute the project and advise the Departmental
Project Representative of the proposed schedule and any special arrangements.
4. Change Orders.
Once a project has been awarded to a contractor,
all changes to the original scope of work will be requested by the Department
Project Representative in writing to the action department.
5. Communication with
Outside Contractors.
Preparation of plans and specifications for Special
Projects to be accomplished by contract will normally be handled by Project
Management. Once the project contract has been awarded through
Purchasing Services, Project Management will oversee progress
as it pertains to contract specifications. All communications with the
contractor will be via Project Management.
6. Final Inspection.
On larger projects, departmental representatives
will be invited to the "final inspection." The final inspection will be
performed by the action department (usually Project Management). Any final
issues, questions, or concerns can be addressed at this time.
7. Final Authorization.
Upon completion of the work, the designated Departmental
Project Representative will be requested to sign Section V of the Special
Project Request form, indicating acceptance of work performed. The action
department will then sign the pink copy of the Purchase Order to indicate
acceptance of work performed and will forward it to Purchasing Services,
which will allow payment to be initiated.