Duties under CDM Regulations Sample Clauses

Duties under CDM Regulations. 13.3.1 The Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge and/or shall procure the observance, performance and discharge of the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Custodial Service (other than those that remain with the Authority pursuant to Regulation 8 of the CDM Regulations). 13.3.2 The Contractor shall ensure that the Health and Safety File is revised as often as may be appropriate to incorporate any relevant new information in relation to the Custodial Service for the term of this Contract.
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Duties under CDM Regulations. The Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge and/or shall procure the observance, performance and discharge of all the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Refurbishment Works and shall prior to the Planned Refurbishment Completion Date of the final Dwelling or Property in the Project, provide a certified copy of the final draft Health and Safety File (as defined in the CDM Regulations) to the Authority and within twenty (20) Working Days of the issue of the Certificate of Availability of the final Dwelling in the Project, the full and complete Health and Safety File.
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Duties under CDM Regulations. The Authority warrants and undertakes that it has complied with and fully discharged all of its obligations as client under the CDM Regulations in respect of the Project in the period up to and including the Effective Date. The Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge and/or shall procure the observance, performance and discharge of all the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Project (other than the obligations of the Authority as client in respect of such period up to and including the Effective Date). Following the Effective Date, the Authority shall continue to be subject to the duties owed by a client pursuant to regulations 5(1)(b), 10(1), 15 and 17(1) of the CDM Regulations insofar as those duties relate to information in the Authority’s possession.
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Duties under CDM Regulations. The Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge of the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Works (other than those that remain with the Authority pursuant to Regulation 8 of the CDM Regulations) and shall, prior to the Target Services Availability Date for a New Facility, provide a certified copy of the final draft Health and Safety File (as defined in the CDM Regulations) for that New Facility to the Authority and, within thirty (30) Working Days of issue of the Acceptance Certificate for the New Facility or the relevant parts of the Works in accordance with clause 20 (Principal Obligations), a certified copy of the full and complete Health and Safety File. The Contractor shall ensure that the Health and Safety File is revised as often as may be appropriate to incorporate any relevant new information in relation either to the Works during the Contract Period.
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Duties under CDM Regulations. 25.3.1 The Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge and/or shall procure the observance, performance and discharge of all the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Asset Provision [and the Service Provision] (other than those that remain with the Authority pursuant to Regulation 8 of the CDM Regulations) and shall, prior to the Services Commencement Date for the relevant Service Level, provide a certified copy of the final draft Health and Safety File (as defined in the CDM Regulations) for those Specified Assets relevant to that Service Level to the Authority and, within thirty Business Days of the issue of the Acceptance Certificate for the Service Level of the relevant parts of the Asset Provision in accordance with Clause 35 (Acceptance Certificate, Notice of Non-Completion and Snagging List), a certified copy of the full and complete Health and Safety File. The Contractor shall ensure that the Health and Safety File is revised as often as may be appropriate to incorporate any relevant new information in relation either to the Asset Provision [or the Service Provision] during the Contract Period.
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Related to Duties under CDM Regulations

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