ALTERNATES/EQUALS Sample Clauses

ALTERNATES/EQUALS. 9.1 The Contract is based on the materials, equipment methods and products as described in the Specifications or as shown on the Drawings. The Owner’s approval, as identified hereinafter, is required before any materials, equipment, methods or products described in the Specifications or shown in the Drawings are amended, changed, modified or substituted for. 9.2 Where the phrase "or equal" or "or equal as approved by the Owner" occurs in the Specifications or on the Drawings, do not assume that any particular material, method or product will be approved by the Owner. Requests for substitution(s) must be submitted in writing, and must be received by the Owner, at least four (4) clear working days prior to the Bid closing date, excluding the date of receipt of the submission and excluding the day set for the closing of Bids. 9.3 When a request to substitute an allegedly equal material, equipment, method or product is made to the Owner, the Owner may, unless instructed otherwise by the Owner, approve the substitution as either an equal or an alternative. All requests involving substitutions shall include sufficient information and details to enable the Owner to determine acceptability of the material, equipment or product as either an equal or alternate. The request shall identify any and all changes required in the applicable Work, and all changes to any other works, which would become necessary to accommodate the requested substitution, as well as any anticipated cost, savings, or effect on Contract Time that may be associated with the Substitution. Also, the request shall confirm that the substitution can be incorporated into the Work strictly in accordance with the schedule of Work and Completion Date(s) specified in the Bid. 9.4 Should the Owner approve a particular material, equipment, method or product as either an equal or an alternate, an appropriate Addendum will be forthwith issued to all bidders. 9.5 If an Addendum is issued approving a particular material, equipment, method or product as an equal, all bidders may use that material, equipment, method or product in place of the specified material, equipment, method or product. 9.6 If an Addendum is issued approving a particular material, equipment, method or product as an alternate, bidders shall base their bid price(s) upon the specified material, equipment, method or product, and shall indicate separately in the bid the change in price, which will apply if use of the approved alternative is accep...
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