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Clarify ambiguities first, then commit positions.
Clarify & comply
RFIs come before positions
The rail deliberately puts RFI ahead of Compliance — clarify the ambiguity first, then commit a position you can defend.
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| Category | Ref | Question |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical | 3.1 | Confirm ASHRAE 62.1 revision year applicable to occupied floors. |
| Electrical | 4.2 | Is N+1 required on all risers or only life-safety risers? |
| ELV | 5.4 | Confirm Cat6A required at every workstation or hot-desk ratio. |
Raise an RFI from the clause
Flag an ambiguous requirement and it becomes a numbered clarification question against the right category.
| Clause | Requirement | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | HVAC per ASHRAE 62.1 | Comply | marina-tower-rfp.pdf |
| 4.2 | LV N+1 on risers | Partial | marina-tower-rfp.pdf |
| 5.4 | Cat6A to workstation | Comply | marina-tower-rfp.pdf |
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Draft the compliance matrix
The AI drafts a clause-by-clause position; an engineer approves each one before it ever reaches the client.
ComplyPartialIncludedExcludedNotApplicable
Five positions, no fudging
Comply, Partial, Included, Excluded or Not applicable — a fixed vocabulary the whole bid team reads the same way.
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