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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'General Information' section. Enter the project name, description of work, project address, city, state (MN), zip code, county, owner's name, contact information, and email.
  3. Proceed to the 'Building Information' section. Specify the building use, occupancy group, number of floors, and height of the building in feet.
  4. In the 'Plan Review Code Information' section, indicate the type of construction as per NFPA 220. Select from options like NEW, REMODEL, or ADDITION and provide relevant state license and federal certification types.
  5. Next, complete the 'Life Safety Systems Information' by answering whether the new building is sprinklered and indicating any existing systems.
  6. Fill out the 'Size of Areas and Occupant Loads' section with details on new buildings, additions, remodeled areas, and their respective square footage.
  7. Finally, estimate your project cost including all materials and labor before submitting your completed form.

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Answer. A submittal refers to the written and/or physical information provided by a responsible contractor (i.e., contractors and subs) to the general contractor. This information is submitted to the design team for approval of equipment, materials, etc. before they are fabricated and delivered to the project.
Understanding what a submittal is and how it fits into the overall project workflow can help streamline processes and avoid potential issues. According to eSubs comprehensive guide, a submittal is a formal document or sample submitted by the contractor to the project owner or design team for review and approval.
The construction submittal process follows a clear path: prepare, submit, review, revise, approve, and track. Each step moves a submittal closer to becoming an approved submittal and helps keep the project aligned with the specs and schedule.
In construction, a submittal is a document or physical product sample provided by a contractor and submitted to the project owner, architect, or engineer for approval. Drawings, mock-ups, product specifications and other types of information are included in the definition.
If you plan to work in the construction industry, you may encounter a submittal. A submittal is a document that outlines the materials that a construction team plans to use for a specific project.

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Submittals can include samples, details about equipment, materials pricing, product specifications, shop drawings, or other documentation that need to be reviewed and approved by other project stakeholders.

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