District’s Right to do Other Improvements Sample Clauses

District’s Right to do Other Improvements. Following completion of the Project, the District may have other improvements done at the facility and/or on the site unrelated to the Project and through its own forces and/or separately retained service providers. The District shall comply with all laws in connection with such improvements, be fully responsible for payment for all such improvements, and obtain or cause to be obtained all required insurances for such improvements. Further, the District’s indemnity obligations owed to the Entity under Section 5.5.1 shall apply to claims, damages, costs, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees), judgments or liabilities arising from such improvements.
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District’s Right to do Other Improvements. The District may have other improvements done at the facility and/or on the site through its own forces and/or separately retained contractors or service providers. The District shall comply with all laws in connection with such improvements, be fully responsible for payment for all such improvements, and obtain or cause to be obtained all required insurances for such improvements. Further, the District’s indemnity obligations owed to the Entity under Section 5.5.1 shall apply to claims, damages, costs, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees), judgments or liabilities arising from such RFP #00-00-000 improvements. If the District engages other contractors or service providers to work on site while Entity is constructing any part of the Project, Entity shall cooperate and coordinate with the District’s efforts in this regard to minimize the impact to any entity’s work.
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District’s Right to do Other Improvements. The District may have other improvements done at the facility and/or on the site through its own forces and/or separately retained contractors or service providers. The District shall comply with all laws in connection with such improvements, be fully responsible for payment for all such improvements, and obtain or cause to be obtained all required insurances for such improvements. Further, the District’s indemnity obligations owed to the Entity under Section 5.5.1 shall apply to claims, damages, costs, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees), judgments or liabilities arising from such improvements. If the District engages other contractors or service providers to work on site while Entity is constructing any part of the Project, Entity shall cooperate and coordinate with the District’s efforts in this regard to minimize the impact to any entity’s work. All low voltage systems, other than fire alarm, will be provided by the District and installed by other contractors. In general, then entity will be responsible for the installation of pathways, conduits, pull cords, etc. to facilitate the District’s installation of low voltage systems. Further, the Entity will be responsible for coordinating its trades (e.g. electrical, framing, ceiling) with the District’s designated representative.
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