Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal Sample Clauses

Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal. 3.2.2.1 As part of the Maintenance Management Plan required under Section 1900 of Exhibit 2, Maintenance Contractor shall prepare and submit, for TxDOT’s review and approval, a Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal. The Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal shall meet the requirements set forth in Section 1900 of Exhibit 2. 3.2.2.2 Not later than 120 days before each anniversary of the Initial Maintenance Term Commencement Date thereafter, Maintenance Contractor shall prepare and submit, for TxDOT’s review and approval, either: (a) a revised Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal for the upcoming year or (b) the then-existing Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal, accompanied by a written statement that Maintenance Contractor intends to continue in effect the then-existing Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal without revision for the upcoming year (in either case, referred to as the “updated Capital Assert Replacement Work Submittal”). Maintenance Contractor shall make revisions as reasonably indicated by experience and then-existing conditions respecting the Project, changes in technology, changes in Maintenance Contractor’s planned means and methods of performing the Capital Asset Replacement Work, and other relevant factors. The updated Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal shall show the revisions, if any, to the prior Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal and include an explanation of reasons for revisions. If no revisions are proposed, Maintenance Contractor shall include an explanation for the lack of . 3.2.2.3 TxDOT shall review the annual Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal and meet with Maintenance Contractor within 30 Days after its submittal to discuss revisions and clarifications or to resolve any disagreements. Within 15 Days after such meeting, Maintenance Contractor shall resubmit the updated Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal to TxDOT. TxDOT will either approve or disapprove the Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal within 15 Days, with comments, objections, recommendations or disapprovals noted in writing. If TxDOT disapproves the Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal, within ten days after receiving written notice of comments, objections, recommendations or disapprovals from TxDOT, Maintenance Contractor shall submit to TxDOT a revised initial or updated Capital Asset Replacement Work Submittal rectifying such matters and, for matters with which Maintenance Contractor disagrees, a written notice sett...
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