CM’s Organization and Staff Sample Clauses

CM’s Organization and Staff. The CM shall establish an organization and lines of communication required to carry out the requirements of this Agreement in order to organize and direct the complete construction of the Project. A listing of the CM’s key staff is set forth as Exhibit GC attached hereto and incorporated herein. All key staff shall be available for and actively participate in the performance of the services provided under the Contract Documents unless such failure is for good cause beyond the control of the CM. No substitution of any assigned and approved key staff shall be made by the CM without the prior written consent of DCAMM in its sole discretion. Before any such substitution is made, the CM shall submit to DCAMM the qualifications of any proposed replacement. The removal or replacement, without DCAMM’s consent, of any of the key staff listed in Exhibit GC, other than as a result of retirement, disability, death or bona fide termination of employment, shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement and DCAMM reserves the right to terminate the contract and assess damages. Within thirty (30) days after execution of this Agreement, the CM shall furnish to DCAMM a detailed organizational chart (the "Organizational Chart") for approval by DCAMM. Such chart shall reflect the same persons as set forth in the Proposal unless otherwise approved by DCAMM. The Organization Chart shall expand upon and update the General Conditions Cost Administrative Breakdown set forth in Exhibit GC, and shall identify each staff position, the anticipated start date and end date for each identified staff person and the estimated personnel cost on account of each such staff person. Upon approval by DCAMM, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, the Organizational Chart shall supersede and replace the General Conditions Cost Administrative Breakdown set forth on Exhibit GC. The CM's management and field supervisory staffing shall be in accordance with the approved Organizational Chart. All modifications to the Organizational Chart after initial approval by DCAMM must be approved by DCAMM, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. DCAMM may require replacement of any member of the CM’s staff with or without cause, and may require increased levels of staffing by the CM, at no increase in the Contract Price, if necessary to achieve proper production, management, administration or superintendence, or if otherwise necessary to maintain progress in accordance with the Project Sch...
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CM’s Organization and Staff. The CM shall establish an organization and lines of communication required to carry out the requirements of this Contract in order to organize and direct the complete construction of the Project. A listing of the CM’s Key Personnel is set forth in Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated herein.
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