Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities Sample Clauses

Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Architectural Designer shall cooperate and coordinate with all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Architectural Designer’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Architectural Designer’s Services; and the Architectural Designer shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Architectural Designer and other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Architectural Designer and School District personnel or consultants, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District in writing, the Architectural Designer shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors or School District personnel or consultants. In the event of such suspension or modification, the Architectural Designer shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s request. Any such claim(s) of the Architectural Designer shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.14 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the Architectural Designer shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Environmental Consultant shall cooperate and coordinate with all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Environmental Consultant’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Environmental Consultant’s Services; and the Environmental Consultant shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors, School District personnel and consultants, and the ongoing operations of the educational facility and student body. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Environmental Consultant and other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Environmental Consultant and School District personnel or consultants, or between the Environmental Consultant and the educational facility and student body, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District in writing, the Environmental Consultant shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, School District personnel or consultants, or the ongoing operations of the educational facility and student body. In the event of such suspension or modification, the Environmental Consultant shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s request. Any such claim(s) of the Environmental Consultant shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.13 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the Environmental Consultant shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Design Professional shall cooperate and coordinate with the Program Manager and all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Design Professional’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Design Professional’s Services; and the Design Professional shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with the Program Manager and such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Design Professional and the Program Manager or other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Design Professional and the Program Manager or School District personnel or consultants, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District or the Program Manager in writing, the Design Professional shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors or School District personnel or consultants. In the event of such suspension or modification, the Design Professional shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s or the Program Manager’s request. Any such claim(s) of the Design Professional shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.14 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the Design Professional shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Program Manager shall cooperate and coordinate with all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Program Manager’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Program Manager’s Services; and the Program Manager shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Program Manager and other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Program Manager and School District personnel or consultants, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District in writing, the Program Manager shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors or School District personnel or consultants. In the event of such suspension or modification, the Program Manager shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s request. Any such claim(s) of the Program Manager shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.14 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than theSchool District, the Program Manager shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The MEP & FP Engineer shall cooperate and coordinate with the Program Manager and all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the MEP & FP Engineer’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the MEP & FP Engineer’s Services; and the MEP & FP Engineer shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with the Program Manager and such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the MEP & FP Engineer and the Program Manager or other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the MEP & FP Engineer and the Program Manager or School District personnel or consultants, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District or the Program Manager in writing, the MEP & FP Engineer shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors or School District personnel or consultants. In the event of such suspension or modification, the MEP & FP Engineer shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s or the Program Manager’s request. Any such claim(s) of the MEP & FP Engineer shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.15 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the MEP & FP Engineer shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Construction Manager shall cooperate and coordinate with all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Construction Manager’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Construction Manager’s Services; and the Construction Manager shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Construction Manager and other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Construction Manager and School District personnel or consultants shall be decided solely by the School District. While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the Construction Manager shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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Coordination and Safety of Onsite Activities. The Construction Cost Consultant shall cooperate and coordinate with all other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and with School District personnel and consultants whose services for the School District relate to the Construction Cost Consultant’s Services, or requires them to perform activities in support of or in conjunction with the Construction Cost Consultant’s Services; and the Construction Cost Consultant shall conduct its operations so that it does not interfere with the Program Manager and such other School District consultants, contractors, and vendors and School District personnel and consultants. Any difference or conflict that may arise between the Construction Cost Consultant and the Program Manager or other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors, or between the Construction Cost Consultant and the Program Manager or School District personnel or consultants, shall be decided solely by the School District. If requested by the School District or the Program Manager in writing, the Construction Cost Consultant shall suspend any part of its Services, or modify its Services, if necessary to facilitate the services of other School District consultants, contractors, or vendors or School District personnel or consultants. In the event of such suspension or modification, the Construction Cost Consultant shall have the right to submit a claim for an extension of time equivalent to the period of any delay caused by compliance with the School District’s or the Program Manager’s request. Any such claim(s) of the Construction Cost Consultant shall be submitted and resolved in accordance with Paragraph 3.15 (Changes). While on the premises of the School District or of any governmental or other entity other than the School District, the Construction Cost Consultant shall comply with all rules and regulations of the School District or such other entity, including all safety and security requirements.
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  • COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS The Contractor, it’s Subcontractors, and their respective employees, shall comply fully with all applicable federal, state, and local health, safety, and environmental laws, ordinances, rules and regulations in the performance of the services, including but not limited to those promulgated by the City and by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). In case of conflict, the most stringent safety requirement shall govern. The Contractor shall indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against all claims, demands, suits, actions, judgments, fines, penalties and liability of every kind arising from the breach of the Contractor’s obligations under this paragraph.

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