Damage to Work. Contractor, at its sole cost, shall be responsible for and obligated to replace, repair, or reconstruct the Work and any material, equipment, or supplies furnished for the Work which is lost, damaged or destroyed prior to transfer of care, custody and control thereof to Company however such loss shall occur. Contractor shall be responsible for repair and replacement of any of Company's other property, other than the Work covered by this Contract, which is lost, damaged, or destroyed by the act or omission of Contractor.
Damage to Work. If Construction Manager causes damage to the property of Separate Contractors or to other work or property on the Project Site, Construction Manager shall promptly remedy such damage as provided in this Agreement. If any Separate Contractor causes damage to the Work, and Construction Manager is required to remedy such damage, Owner will issue a Change Order for the cost thereof, and will further grant a Time Extension or, alternatively, Owner may direct and compensate Construction Manager for Acceleration, if the delayed activity is on the Critical Path of the Project Schedule.
Damage to Work. Should Subcontractor or its Sub-subcontractors damage the work or installation of Contractor or any other subcontractor, sub-subcontractor or materialmen, Subcontractor shall promptly pay to Contractor, or such other subcontractor, sub-subcontractor or materialmen, as the case may be, all costs incurred in connection with repairing the damage or replacing the damaged property, including, without limitation, any deductible or self-insured retention on Contractor's builder's risk insurance. Any default of Subcontractor in such protection or payment may be remedied by the Contractor, and the cost deducted from any payment or balance due Subcontractor hereunder. Subcontractor acknowledges that a certain amount of minor damage will occur to the Work as a result of carelessness and/or repairs by other trades and such is included as pickup work in the Subcontract Price included herein.
Damage to Work. Damage to work will not be tolerated. Any person found damaging any work, existing or new, or any materials or equipment shall be promptly removed from the Project. The subcontractor employing such person will incur the cost of repair or replacement.
Damage to Work. All loss or damage to Subcontractor’s work resulting from any cause whatsoever shall be borne by Subcontractor and shall be Subcontractor’s sole risk until final acceptance. Subcontractor shall at all times and at its expense protect all labor, materials, supplies, tools, equipment and completed work at the site against any damage, injury, destruction, theft or loss. Subcontractor shall at its expense promptly repair or replace damage to work of others, or to the Project resulting from its activities or the activities of its employees, agents or independent contractors.
Damage to Work. In the event work already performed is damaged by any cause beyond Builder's control and Buyer elects to cancel the work or the work is ordered terminated by public authority, Builder shall be paid for such work, the amount agreed to in writing for such work, or if not so agreed, the cost price for such labor and materials plus 20% of such price cost. If the work is not cancelled or terminated, all work necessary to replace work already performed shall be considered additional work to be paid for by the Buyer in accordance with the preceding sentence.
Damage to Work. 15.1 All loss or damage to Subcontractor's work resulting from any cause whatsoever, unless Subcontractor provides proof that damage was caused by other jobsite Subcontractor or Contractor, shall be borne and sustained by Subcontractor and shall be solely at its risk until final acceptance by Contractor, Owner or Owner's Representative. Subcontractor shall at all times and at is sole expense fully secure and protect against any damage, injury, destruction, theft or loss, all work and all labor, materials, supplies, tools and equipment furnished by Subcontractor or its sub-subcontractors, laborers and material men. Subcontractor shall at its sole expense promptly repair or replace damage to the work of others, or to any part of the project, resulting from its activities. Subcontractor shall not travel outside the TCE's or will incur the cost for additional soil stabilization, planting, or seeding.
Damage to Work. In the event work already performed is damaged by any cause beyond RP control and Customer elects to cancel work, or the work is ordered terminated by public authority, RP shall be paid for such work the amount agreed to in writing for such work, or if not so agreed, the cost price for such labor and material plus 20% of such cost necessary to replace work already performed shall be considered additional work to be paid for by the Customer in accordance with the preceding sentence. RP is not responsible for rain damage during construction.
Damage to Work. .1 The Contractor shall bear all loss or damage whatsoever which may arise or occur to the Work or any portion thereof until the same are fully and finally completed and delivered to and accepted by the Owner.
.2 If any such damage or loss occurs before such final completion, delivery and acceptance, the Contractor shall immediately, at his own expense, repair, restore and re-execute the Work.
Damage to Work. 11.1 All loss or damage to Subcontractor's work resulting from any cause whatsoever shall be borne and sustained by Subcontractor and shall be solely at its risk until final acceptance by Contractor, Owner or the Owner's Representative. Subcontractor shall at all times and at its expense protect all labor, materials, supplies, tools and equipment against any damage, injury, destruction, theft or loss and in no event shall Contractor be liable or responsible therefore, and likewise for those of its mechanics, laborers, and materialmen, for all of which Subcontractor shall be solely responsible. Subcontractor shall at its expense promptly repair or replace damage to the work of others, or to any part of the project, resulting from its activities. Contractor can deduct reasonable amounts due from Subcontractor for damage not promptly repaired or replaced.
