Coordination with Other Activities Sample Clauses
The 'Coordination with Other Activities' clause establishes the requirement for parties to align their work and schedules with other ongoing or related activities. In practice, this means that a contractor or service provider must communicate and cooperate with other teams, vendors, or stakeholders to avoid conflicts, delays, or duplication of effort. This clause ensures that all parties involved in a project work harmoniously, minimizing disruptions and promoting efficient progress toward shared objectives.
Coordination with Other Activities. Contractor shall conduct its operations so as not to interfere unreasonably with District's use of the occupied portions of the Site. Contractor shall submit periodic schedules to the District Representative proposing the times, areas, and types of work to be done within such areas.
Coordination with Other Activities. .1 The Contractor is advised that replacement of the Southeast Brook Bridge and re-grading of the highway approaches may still be ongoing at the time of Contract Award.
.2 The Contractor is to account for these activities in the scheduling of work.
.3 The Contractor may contact Gros Morne National Park for further details on these activities.
Coordination with Other Activities. Contractor shall conduct its operations so as not to interfere unreasonably with District’s use of the occupied portions of the Site. Contractor shall submit periodic schedules to the District Representative proposing the times, areas, and types of work to be done within such areas. If the Work produces conditions rendering the occupied portions of building, the Site, or other areas uninhabitable, either because of noise, dust, vibration, smoke, fumes, or for any other cause whatsoever, the District Representative may suspend the Work or direct Contractor to modify the Contract Schedule, and Contractor shall comply. If provided by Change Order, Contractor shall be entitled to a time extension or increase in the Guaranteed Maximum Price by virtue of conflicts between Contractor’s work and District’s occupancy.