Drawings and Contractor's Documents Sample Clauses

Drawings and Contractor's Documents. 1.6.1 Provision of drawings The deadline for the employer to provide drawings to the contractor: / ; The number of drawings provided by the employer to the contractor: 1 set of electronic version of the construction drawings and 4 sets of paper version of the construction drawings ; Contents of the drawings provided by the employer to the contractor: a complete set of construction drawings that have passed the review; the drawings provided by the employer are only used for the construction of this project, and the contractor shall not use the drawings for other purposes . 1.6.4 Contractor's Documents Documents that need to be provided by the contractor include: construction drawing budget, on-site construction organization design, construction plans for each sub-project, project warranty documents, etc. ; The deadline for the contractor to provide the documents is as follows: the construction drawing budget shall be provided within 30 days after the contractor provides the construction drawings ; the on-site construction organization design shall be provided within 14 days before the start of the project; and the construction plan for each sub-project shall be provided within 7 days before the start of each sub-project ; The number of documents provided by the contractor is: construction drawing budget (including one electronic document), on-site construction organization design and construction plan for each sub-project in quadruplicate ; The documents provided by the contractor shall be in the form of: signed and sealed written documents bound into a book ; The deadline for the contractor to review and approve the contractor’s documents: 10 days . The construction drawing budget is reviewed by the appraisal unit commissioned by the contractor and, after confirmation by both parties, serves as one of the bases for the project completion settlement. 1.6.5 Preparation of on-site drawings Agreement on preparation of on-site drawings: The conditions for construction are ready on site .
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Drawings and Contractor's Documents. 1.6.1 Provision and disclosure of drawings The employer shall provide drawings to the contractor free of charge in accordance with the time limit, quantity and content agreed upon in the Special Contract Terms, and shall organize the contractor, the supervisor and the designer to conduct drawing review and design briefing. The employer shall provide drawings to the contractor no later than 14 days before the commencement date specified in Item 7.3.2 [Commencement Notice]. If the contractor's costs increase and/or the construction period is delayed due to the employer's failure to provide drawings as agreed in the contract, it shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of Item 7.5.1 [Delay in construction period due to the contractor's reasons].
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Drawings and Contractor's Documents. 1.6.1 Period for the provision of drawings by the Client to the Contractor: 14 days prior to the commencement date; 1.6.2 Quantity of drawings provided by the Client to the Contractor: One set; 1.6.3 Content of drawings to be provided by the Client to the Contractor: All design drawings required for construction. 1.6.4 Contractor’s documents Documents to be provided by the Contractor include: Construction management plan, safe work method statement, construction schedule, etc.; Quantity of documents provided by the Contractor: Four copies; Form of documents provided by the Contractor: Paper documents; Time limit for the Client to approve the Contractor’s documents: / 1.6.5 Preparation of site drawings
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Drawings and Contractor's Documents. 1.6.1 Provision of drawings Time limit for the Project Owner to provide drawings to the Contractor: Within 7 days after the signature of the contract;
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Drawings and Contractor's Documents. 1.6.1 Provision of drawings The time limit for the Project Owner to provide drawings to the Contractor: Within 7 days after the signature of the contract; The number of copies of drawings provided by the Project Owner to the Contractor: six sets (including four sets of as-completed drawings); Where the Contractor requires for additional sets of drawings, the Contractor shall copy the same by its own and at its own cost. The contents of the drawings provided by the Project Owner to the Contractor: All disciplines within the scope of the tender. 1.6.2 Errors in the Drawings This Article of the General Terms of the Contract is amended as follows: Before the commencement of construction, the Contractor shall review the accuracy and completeness of drawings in combination with the Contract Documents, specifications and other information, data and materials provided by the Project Owner, so as to ensure there is no error or conflict in the drawings. Upon discovery of any error or conflict, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Supervisor and the Contractor, and may attach thereto the proposals or programs for modification of such errors or conflicts and the impact of such proposals or programs on the contract price; however, notwithstanding whether the Contractor has such proposals or conflicts or not, the Contractor shall implement according to the instructions and decisions of the Project Owner. The Contractor shall discover the errors and conflicts (including but not limited to the errors and conflicts of positioning, elevation and size, materials and processes that will cause construction obstacles or quality defects, and other non-compliant situations) that can be found by a Contractor with rich experience and inform the Project Owner of the same without any delay. If the Contractor fails to discover such errors and conflicts or fails to promptly inform the Project Owner of the same upon its awareness, the Contractor shall bear the liability according to the following provision: (1) if the Contractor has not commenced the construction according to the drawings with errors or conflicts that should be but not found by the Contractor, and the Project Owner has found such errors or conflicts in the drawings, the Contractor shall immediately implement as instructed and decided by the Project Owner and has no right to claim for additional costs and/or extension of the construction period; (2) if the Contractor has commenced the construction according to the...
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