Georgia state construction manual

State agencies, design professionals, special consultants and construction professionals will find best practices for planning, designing, building, delivering and receiving facilities for use by Georgia state entities in the State Construction Manual, published in and updated annually by the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission in coordination with . Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA): Georgia Utilities Coordinating Committee (GUCC) Manual (also known as Manual on Traffic Control Procedures for Utilities) Submittals A. Contractor Responsibilities Prior to construction, the Contractor shall submit a detailed staging and traffic control plans for performing. The following are the current state minimum standard codes for construction as adopted by the Board of Community Affairs. For information and questions regarding the Life Safety Code (NFPA ), IFC Georgia Amendments or the Georgia Accessibility Code please contact the State Fire Marshal's Office.

This Construction Manual has been compiled to provide procedural guidance for the administration of Department construction contracts. The administration of Department contracts is governed by the contract documents such as the Special Provisions, Plans, Supplemental Specifications, Standard Specifications, and Standard/Detail plans. However. The following are the current state minimum standard codes for construction as adopted by the Board of Community Affairs. For information and questions regarding the Life Safety Code (NFPA ), IFC Georgia Amendments or the Georgia Accessibility Code please contact the State Fire Marshal's Office. The State Construction Manual (SCM) serves as a guide to assist state agencies, design professionals, special consultants, and construction professionals with the processes and procedures for completing capital projects for the State of Georgia.

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