Coordination of the Subcontracts Sample Clauses

Coordination of the SubcontractsThe University shall not assume any responsibility for defining the limits on any Subcontracts on account of the arrangement of the specifications or drawings. As part of the bidding and award of Subcontracts, the ESCO is expected to ensure that the Subcontracts are coordinated so that all of the Work is properly and clearly allocated among, and assigned to, the ESCO and Subcontractors without omission, conflict, or duplication. The ESCO is expected to carefully review all Subcontracts to ensure: (a) that all subcontracted parts of the Work are assigned to appropriate Subcontractors; (b) that, unless provided for by the ESCO, provisions are made for temporary facilities and utilities necessary for the performance of the Work and for Project site facilities necessary for the ESCO and the University to perform their duties in the management, inspection, and supervision of the Work;
Coordination of the Subcontracts. Neither Owner nor Architect assumes any responsibility for defining the limits on any Subcontracts on account of the arrangement of the specifications or plans. As part of the bidding and award of Subcontracts, Construction Manager shall ensure that the Subcontracts are coordinated so that all of the Work is properly and clearly allocated among, and assigned to, Construction Manager and Subcontractors without omission, conflict, or duplication. Construction Manager shall carefully review all Subcontracts to ensure: (a) that all subcontracted parts of the Work are assigned to appropriate Subcontractors; (b) that, unless provided for by Construction Manager, provisions are made for temporary facilities and utilities necessary for the performance of the Work and for Project site facilities necessary for Construction Manager, Owner, and Architect to perform their duties in the management, inspection, and supervision of the Work; (c) that responsibility for Project safety programs is properly assigned; (d) that they are in compliance with Applicable Laws; and (e) that they are in compliance with Owner’s Construction Managers’ guidelines, if any.
Coordination of the Subcontracts. Owner does not assume any responsibility for defining the limits on any Subcontracts on account of the arrangement of the Construction Documents. Contractor shall ensure that the Subcontracts are coordinated so that all of the Work is properly and clearly allocated among, and assigned to, Contractor and Subcontractors without omission, conflict, or duplication. Contractor shall carefully review all Subcontracts to ensure: (a) that all subcontracted parts of the Work are assigned to appropriate Subcontractors;

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