Category 3 FF&E Sample Clauses

The 'Category 3 FF&E' clause defines a specific classification of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) that are typically considered specialized, high-value, or custom items within a project. This clause outlines which items fall under Category 3, such as bespoke lighting, custom-built cabinetry, or advanced audiovisual systems, and may specify procurement, installation, or maintenance responsibilities. Its core function is to clearly delineate responsibility and expectations for these specialized items, ensuring that both parties understand who is accountable for their selection, purchase, and upkeep, thereby reducing disputes and facilitating project management.
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Category 3 FF&E. The College shall be responsible to procure, supply, install and commission Category 3 FF&E. The installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E is not required to be performed by Project Co, provided that Project Co shall be responsible to perform the Works to the extent necessary to enable the installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E in accordance with the Final Commissioning Program. In addition, Project Co shall coordinate and schedule the installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E, and provide all other services to be performed by Project Co in respect of Category 3 FF&E pursuant to the requirements of this Article 21, including the design and specification services set forth in Section 21.5(a) (including, for clarity, any technical design support to the College in procuring the Category 3 FF&E).
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Category 3 FF&E. The College shall be responsible to procure, supply, install and commission Category 3 FF&E. The installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E is not required to be performed by Project Co, provided that Project Co shall be responsible to perform the Works to the extent necessary to enable the installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E in accordance with the Final Commissioning Program. As part of the services applicable to the Separate FF&E Services Fee, Project Co shall coordinate and schedule the installation and commissioning of Category 3 FF&E, and provide all other services to be performed by Project Co in respect of Category 3 FF&E pursuant to the requirements of this Article 21, other than the design and specification services set forth in Section 21.5(a). The design and specification services to be performed by Project Co pursuant to Section 21.5(a) in relation to Category 3 FF&E, including any technical design support to the College in procuring the Category 3 FF&E, form part of the Works and are not paid for by way of the Separate FF&E Services Fee.
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