According to CSI and AIA, which document states the number of copies of Shop Drawings that must be submitted?

The General Requirements document is vital in construction projects as it outlines the administrative and procedural aspects of the project. It specifically stipulates the requirements for submissions, including the number of copies of Shop Drawings that contractors must provide. This document typically serves as a guide to ensure that all parties understand the expectations regarding document submissions, including the quantity required for review. It ensures that there is a consistent approach to how Shop Drawings are managed and submitted, facilitating effective communication among the involved stakeholders.

In contrast, the Supplementary Conditions may address specific contractual modifications or site conditions but are not typically the source for submission requirements of documents. The General Conditions deal with the broad terms and obligations of the contract but do not usually specify the quantity of submissions. The Contract Documents encompass all the documents related to the project but do not singularly define procedural aspects like the General Requirements does.