Contractor Awareness of Existing Site Conditions Sample Clauses

Contractor Awareness of Existing Site Conditions. During the period leading up to the Parties entering into the LLB Agreements, the Contractor acknowledges that it has had opportunities to inspect the Project Site and become fully acquainted with the conditions under which the Work will be performed and to fully understand the facilities, difficulties, restrictions, and requirements attendant to the performance of the Work on and at the Project Site. By entering into the LLB Agreements, the Contractor shall be deemed and construed to have so inspected the Project Site and to know and understand the conditions of the Project Site existing as of the Effective Date. Therefore, the Contractor shall not be relieved of any obligation under the Contract as a result of any failure by the Contractor: (i) to know or understand all such existing conditions; (ii) to have discovered or learned of any such existing condition; or (iii) to have correctly ascertained the existence, extent, scope, magnitude, or limitations of any such existing condition. Except as expressly provided in the Contract Documents, the Contractor shall not be entitled to any additional compensation in connection with the Project as a result of any condition of, at, or in the immediate vicinity of the Project Site that differs from what the Contractor may have anticipated.
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