Common use of Close-Out Plan Clause in Contracts

Close-Out Plan. Contractor shall develop and deliver to Owner Parties a Close- Out plan at least thirty (30) Days before the date of Substantial Completion of the Project or a Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable. Each Close-Out plan shall establish dates of: (i) Owner’s partial and full occupancy of the Project or Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable; (ii) all relevant Substantial and Final Completion inspections; (iii) expected issuance of all relevant temporary and permanent certificates of occupancy; (iv) equipment startup, balancing, testing, and training; (v) commencement and transfer to Owner of all utility accounts and charges and manufacturer and supplier warranties; (vi) transfer of spare parts and remaining Materials (of which Owner chooses to retain); and (vii) transfer of Record Documents as required.

Close-Out Plan. Contractor shall develop and deliver to Owner Parties a Close- Out plan at least thirty (30) Days before the date of Substantial Completion of the Project or a Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable. Each Close-Out plan shall establish dates of: (i) Owner’s partial and full occupancy of the Project or Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable; (ii) all relevant Substantial and Final Completion inspections; (iii) expected issuance of all relevant temporary and permanent certificates of occupancy; (iv) equipment startup, balancing, testing, and training; (v) commencement and transfer to Owner of all utility accounts and charges and manufacturer and supplier warranties; (vi) transfer of spare parts and remaining Materials (of which Owner chooses to retain); and (vii) transfer of Record Documents as required.and

Close-Out Plan. Contractor Design-Builder shall develop and deliver to Owner Parties a Close- Close-Out plan at least thirty (30) Days before the date of Substantial Completion of the Project Work or a Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable. Each Close-Out plan shall establish dates of: (i) Owner’s partial and full occupancy of the Project or Deliverable Portion of Work, as applicable; (ii) all relevant Substantial and Final Completion inspections; (iii) expected issuance of all relevant temporary and permanent certificates of occupancy; (iv) equipment startup, balancing, testing, and training; (v) commencement and transfer to Owner of all utility accounts and charges and manufacturer and supplier warranties; (vi) transfer of spare parts and remaining Materials (of which Owner chooses to retain); and (vii) transfer of Record Documents as required.and