noun a document or item that is submitted for consideration or approval
In construction projects, a submittal is a formal document submitted by a contractor to the architect or engineer for approval, detailing the materials, equipment, or processes that will be used in the project.
In architecture, submittals are critical for ensuring that the design intent is met during the construction phase, and may include drawings, material samples, or product data.
In engineering projects, a submittal is a similar document submitted for approval, typically detailing technical specifications or design plans.
In manufacturing, submittals may refer to the documentation submitted to customers or regulatory agencies to demonstrate compliance with specifications or standards.
Submittals are an important part of project management, helping to track and document the approval process for various project elements.
In the publishing industry, a submittal refers to the act of submitting a manuscript or proposal to a publisher for consideration.
In the field of psychology, a submittal may refer to submitting research findings or grant proposals for review and publication in academic journals.
In engineering, a submittal typically refers to the process of submitting construction documents, shop drawings, or material samples for approval on a construction project.
Architects may use the term submittal to refer to submitting design drawings, specifications, or other project documents for review by clients or regulatory authorities.