Which documents are prepared for a specific project?

The documents prepared for a specific project are the contract plans and special provisions. Contract plans include detailed drawings and specifications that convey the design intent and requirements for the project, ensuring that all necessary details are documented for proper construction. They serve as a bridge between the design phase and actual construction, outlining the expectations for contractors.

Special provisions are project-specific modifications to standard specifications that address unique aspects of the project, including specific materials, methods of construction, or requirements that differ from the norm. These provisions modify or supplement the general requirements to suit the nuances of a particular project, ensuring that special considerations are met.

In contrast, standard specifications and guidelines, design manuals and standard plans, and field reviews and assessments serve broader purposes. While they are essential to the construction process, they are not tailored to individual projects in the same specific manner as contract plans and special provisions.