Common use of ECM Submittal Clause in Contracts

ECM Submittal. In accordance with Schedule I, the ESCO shall prepare documents for submission to the ISSUER that contain sufficient detail to allow the ISSUER to ensure that the design and installation of the ECMs are consistent with the ECMs documented in the ESCO’s Energy Audit Report. The ISSUER may also request additional materials, documents, or information as required to complete the review and includes: i) Date (and for revisions of the Submittal, revision dates); ii) Project Number and Title; iii) Stamp or seal of the preparer of the Submittal, and the ESCO’s certification that it has reviewed and approved the Submittal for accuracy and compliance with the provisions of this Agreement; and iv) With respect to each ECM, drawings, plans, specifications, shop drawings, product data, and where appropriate or reasonably required, product samples. The ISSUER may reject any sequences or procedures proposed by the ESCO in connection with the Project which might constitute or create a hazard to the Premises, or to persons or property, or which deviate from the Project Documents or will result in schedule delays or additional costs to the ISSUER.

ECM Submittal. In accordance with Schedule I, the ESCO shall prepare documents for submission to the ISSUER that contain sufficient detail to allow the ISSUER to ensure that the design and installation of the ECMs are consistent with the ECMs documented in the ESCO’s Energy Audit Report. The ISSUER may also request additional materials, documents, or information as required to complete the review and includes: i) Date (and for revisions of the Submittal, revision dates); ii) Project Number and Title; iii) Stamp or seal of the preparer of the Submittal, and the ESCO’s certification that it has reviewed and approved the Submittal for accuracy and compliance with the provisions of this Agreement; and iv) With respect to each ECM, drawings, plans, specifications, shop drawings, product data, and where appropriate or reasonably required, product samples. The ISSUER may reject any sequences or procedures proposed by the ESCO in connection with the Project which might constitute or create a hazard to the Premises, or to persons or property, or which deviate from the Project Documents or will result in schedule delays or additional costs to the ISSUER.