Contractors Items Sample Clauses

Contractors Items. 401. Obligation to Supply Contractor shall provide Contractor’s Items and Personnel and perform the services to be performed by it in accordance with Appendices B, C and D.
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Contractors Items. 401. Obligation to Supply -------------------- Contractor shall provide Contractors Items and Personnel and perform the services to be performed by it in accordance with Appendices B, C and D. 402. Maintain Stocks --------------- Contractor shall be responsible, at its cost, for maintaining adequate stock levels of Contractor's Items and replenishing as necessary.
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Contractors Items. 4.1) Obligation to Supply Contractor’s Items. Contractor shall provide the Contractor’s Items indicated in Appendices A and D, attached to and made part of this Contract, and perform the services to be provided or performed by it according to the Contract. 4.2) Maintain Stock of Contractor’s Items. Contractor shall be responsible, at its sole cost, for maintaining stock levels of Contractor’s Items and replenishing them as necessary, including spare parts listed in Appendices A and D of this Contract adequate to continue Contractor’s operations without interruption in accordance with the provisions of this Contract.
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Contractors Items. 2.4.1 CONTRACTOR declares, warrants and represents that during the Drilling Period: (a) The Drilling Unit and CONTRACTOR's Items shall be fit to perform the Operations contracted for herein with efficiency and in accordance with good oil field practices. (b) The Drilling Unit and other CONTRACTOR's Items shall meet the specifications set out in Annex A as appropriate. (c) The Drilling Unit shall be able to safely conduct Operations in the minimum and maximum water depths specified in COMPANY's Drilling program. (d) The Drilling Unit shall be able to perform Operations continuously and safely in sea conditions as specified in Annex A. (e) The Drilling Unit shall be able to drill to a depth of at least five thousand (5,000) meters below the rotary table or as specified in Annex A. 2.4.2 CONTRACTOR agrees and undertakes during the Drilling Period, at its expense: (a) To Provide the Drilling Unit and all other CONTRACTOR's Items in good working condition. (b) To maintain, at all times, first class housekeeping conditions onboard the Drilling Unit and to provide accommodations, limited to four (4) persons per room, for all its personnel on board, plus up to an additional thirty (30) persons total from service companies and COMPANY. (c) To retain and maintain on board the Drilling Unit, an adequate and customary supply of spare parts for the Drilling Unit and CONTRACTOR's Items with additional spares located at the Operations Base. Replenishment of spares to the Operations Base shall occur in order to maintain adequate stock levels. (d) To install, operate, test and maintain in good working condition all CONTRACTOR's Items and, in particular, its well control equipment, marine equipment and safety equipment in accordance with: (1) manufacturer's instructions and recommendations; (2) COMPANY's instructions; and (3) good oil field and marine practices. (e) To promptly notify COMPANY in the event of failure or malfunction of any piece of equipment or material which may impair or reduce the efficient performance of Operations and to diligently proceed with the correction of such failure or malfunction. It is understood that replacement or repair of any equipment which is out of order shall be carried out within the shortest possible time. This shall mean using airfreight for replacement equipment. (f) To have all its equipment, especially down-hole equipment, checked from time to time by a mutually agreed service company. A full inspection of the complete drill stri...
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Contractors Items. 4.1. Contractor shall provide at its expense Contractor´s Items Drilling as required in this Agreement and as in more detail specified in Appendix B and F of this Agreement in accordance with API standards or any other international oil field standards or other standards agreed between Com- pany and Contractor. 4.2. Contractor shall also provide at its expense any Contractor’s Items Drilling which are not spec- ified in the Appendices but which are normally provided by a drilling contractor and required for the Work according to common applicable international oil field standards (API, IADC, ATEX, IWCF, ISO, LOLER, XXXX etc). 4.3. Contractor’s Items Drilling shall be of best quality and fit for their respective purposes, also in regards to the local weather conditions, and shall be furnished in accordance with sound princi- ples and current practices in the oil and gas industry (International Good Oil-Field Practice), as well as in accordance with any applicable laws and regulations and shall be free from defects. 4.4. Prior to acceptance of Contractor’s Items Drilling, Company may at its own expense carry out full and detailed inspection of such Contractor Items by professional and reputable inspection company or by a Company Representative(s). Any inspection of the drilling unit will be con- ducted prior to spud-in. Upon completion of inspection, any items found missing or being not in accordance with the specification requested in Appendix B, or any items that are in the reason- able opinion of the inspection company or of Company's Representative(s) not capable of providing standard continuous service, or which are found unsafe in any regard, shall be re- paired/replaced at the expense of Contractor and in case of Contractor’s Items Drilling the Spud Date shall be delayed – for reasons attributable to Contractor - until such time as the repair/ replacement is so effected. Failure to carry out such inspection or failure to identify any deficien- cies does not release Contractor from any of its obligations or liabilities hereunder. An inspection by the Company shall constitute neither a co-liability of the latter nor a reduction of Contractor’s liability. 4.5. Company reserves the right to reject any of Contractor’s Items Drilling which are found in Com- pany’s reasonable opinion defective or unsuitable for the performance of the Work or which do not comply with the specifications set out in this Agreement and Contractor shall promptly upon such rejectio...
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