What does transmittal mean in construction?
Short definition
A transmittal is a document used to formally send drawings, submittals, samples, reports, or other project information.
Longer explanation
Transmittals create a record of what was sent, who received it, when it was sent, and what action may be required.
Example in context
“The project team reviewed the transmittal during the construction phase.”
Common users
- Owners
- Architects
- Contractors
- Construction managers
Related terms
Related resources
Construction Administration TermsTerms used to manage RFIs, submittals, changes, meetings, field communication, and project records.Construction Document TermsDrawing, specification, submittal, document control, and project manual terms used across construction documents.Construction Document Control ProcessHow teams manage drawings, specifications, revisions, transmittals, and distribution lists.Drawing Log TemplateFields for controlling drawing numbers, revisions, issue dates, and distribution.