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Archaeological/Paleontological Resources Sample Clauses

Archaeological/Paleontological Resources. Owner may engage the services of an Archaeologist/Paleontologist (“A/P”) to monitor all or portions of the work. (a) The Contract Documents may require XXXX to retain an A/P. In such event, the following conditions apply: (i) A/P shall be acceptable to Owner. A/P can be selected from Owner’s list available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxx/xxxxx under the “Archaeologist and Paleontologist” section. Regardless of whether A/P is selected from Owner’s list, A/P shall meet all minimum qualifications listed in the “Qualifications for Certification of Archaeological and Paleontological Professionals” document provided at that website. (ii) XXXX shall submit the qualifications and references of A/P to Owner for verification at least 10 working days prior to any excavation or grading work. A/P shall be approved in writing by Owner at least 5 working days prior to the start of any excavation or grading work. (iii) Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Owner, A/P shall not be an employee of XXXX, any subcontractor currently under contract by XXXX (for any job), or any supplier to any project awarded or contracted to XXXX. (iv) XXXX shall be compensated for all A/P expenses including all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and incidentals necessary for accomplishing the work in accordance with the Item(s) identified for A/P services in the GMP Proposal or, if not listed there, in accordance with the “CHANGES” Section of the General Conditions. (v) A/P shall report exclusively to Owner. Owner may terminate the services of A/P at any time and at Owner’s sole discretion, with no justification necessary to XXXX, and XXXX shall replace A/P with another individual or firm meeting the requirements of this Section. Under no circumstances will A/P’s termination entitle XXXX to any additional time or payment under the “CHANGES” Section of these General Conditions. (vi) All other provisions of this Section apply whether A/P is retained by Owner or by XXXX, and XXXX shall ensure that A/P complies with the provisions of these Contract Documents pertaining to A/P services. (b) XXXX shall cooperate with all A/P personnel. If A/P directs XXXX to suspend or stop work in a particular area, XXXX shall abide by such request immediately and not resume work until directed by Owner. (c) The A/P shall: (i) Conduct a literature and records search for recorded sites and previous surveys; (ii) Conduct a field survey unless the entire work site has been previously surveyed and the survey d...
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Archaeological/Paleontological Resources. County may engage the services of an Archaeologist/Paleontologist (“A/P”) to monitor all or portions of the work. a) The Contract Documents may require CM to retain an A/P. In such event, the following conditions apply: i. A/P shall be acceptable to County. A/P can be selected from County’s list available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxx/xxxxx under the “Archaeologist and Paleontologist” section. Regardless of whether A/P is selected from County’s list, A/P shall meet all minimum qualifications listed in the “Qualifications for Certification of Archaeological and Paleontological Professionals” document provided at that website. ii. CM shall submit the qualifications and references of A/P to County for verification at least 10 working days prior to any excavation or grading work. A/P shall be approved in writing by County at least 5 working days prior to the start of any excavation or grading work. iii. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by County, A/P shall not be an employee of CM, any subcontractor currently under contract by CM (for any job), or any supplier to any project awarded or contracted to CM. iv. CM shall be compensated for all A/P expenses including all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and incidentals necessary for accomplishing the work in accordance with the Item(s) identified for A/P services in the Bid Schedule or, if not listed there, in accordance with the “Changes” Section of the General Conditions. v. A/P shall report exclusively to County. County may terminate the services of A/P at any time and at County’s sole discretion, with no justification necessary to CM, and CM shall replace A/P with another individual or firm meeting the requirements of this Section. Under no circumstances will A/P’s termination entitle CM to any additional time or payment under the “Changes” Section of these General Conditions. vi. All other provisions of this Section apply whether A/P is retained by County or by CM, and CM shall ensure that A/P complies with the provisions of these Contract Documents pertaining to A/P services. b) CM shall cooperate with all A/P personnel. If A/P directs CM to suspend or stop work in a particular area, CM shall abide by such request immediately and not resume work until directed by County. c) The A/P shall: i. Conduct a literature and records search for recorded sites and previous surveys; ii. Conduct a field survey unless the entire work site has been previously surveyed and the survey documentation is acceptable ...
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Archaeological/Paleontological Resources. County may engage the services of an the work. (a) The Contract Documents may require Contractor to retain an A/P. In such event, the following conditions apply: (i) A/P shall be acceptable to County. A County Certified Archaeologist and Paleontologist can be found at Certified Archaeologists - County of Orange and (ii) Contractor shall submit the qualifications and references of A/P to County for verification at least 10 working days prior to any excavation or grading work. A/P shall be approved in writing by County at least 5 working days prior to the start of any excavation or grading work.
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