Stockpiles

Last updated: 2023-05-18

Roles:

  • Project Engineer, Project Manager and Contract Specialist = modify access
  • All other construction roles = read only access

A construction stockpile is money advanced to the contractor to purchase and store a material for an item in bulk quantity. Examples of stockpiled materials include piling, culvert pipe, bar steel reinforcement, steel plate beam guard, aggregates, and treated lumber. These advanced payments are recovered as work on the item is paid for. Multiple stockpiles may be created for the same item or different items on the same contract. For materials delivered to the job site or stored at approved locations off the job site, Standard Spec 109.6.3.2.1 provides that payment for the value of the materials may be made upon request by the contractor.

Info:
Payment for stockpile items may occur after activation but prior to the notice to proceed and time starting on the contract. These situations DO NOT require a Conditional Start Notice. For early stockpile payments, the Payment Estimate Note should reflect "Stockpile payment only prior to work beginning".

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