Elevator Work-Qualifications Sample Clauses

Elevator Work-Qualifications a. The Private Entity, Prime Construction Contractor, or the subcontractor whom the Private Entity uses for performance of the elevator work, must have had at least three (3) years of successful experience in installing and servicing elevators. b. In addition, the Private Entity, the Prime Construction Contractor, or its subcontractor must have installed, on at least two prior projects, elevators comparable to those required for this Project that have performed satisfactorily under conditions of normal use for a period of not less than one (1) year. To be considered comparable, prior installations must have not less than the same number of elevators operating together in one group as the largest number in any group specified for this Project, except that a group of four may be considered comparable to a large group specified for this Project. c. A list of the prior comparable installations by the Private Entity, the Prime Construction Contractor, or its subcontractor, together with the names and addresses of the buildings, the names of the owners or managers, and any other pertinent information required must be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. d. The names, addresses, experience, and statement of work to be performed by each subcontractor or second-tier subcontractor whom the Private Entity, Prime Construction Contractor, or the principal subcontractor, as the case may be, will use for performance of minor portions of the installation of elevators must also be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. e. The Owner’s Representative may reject the proposed elevator subcontractor if it is determined that it has failed to meet the experience requirements, or if it has been found to have an unsatisfactory record of prior elevator installations. In the case of rejection, the Private Entity must resubmit another name within ten (10) days for renewed consideration.
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Elevator Work-Qualifications a. The Design-Builder, Prime Construction Contractor, or the subcontractor whom the Design- Builder uses for performance of the elevator work, must have had at least three (3) years of successful experience in installing and servicing elevators. b. In addition, the Design-Builder, the Prime Construction Contractor, or its subcontractor must have installed, on at least two prior projects, elevators comparable to those required for this Project that have performed satisfactorily under conditions of normal use for a period of not less than one (1) year. To be considered comparable, prior installations must have not less than the same number of elevators operating together in one group as the largest number in any group specified for this Project, except that a group of four may be considered comparable to a large group specified for this Project. c. A list of the prior comparable installations by the Design-Builder, the Prime Construction Contractor, or its subcontractor, together with the names and addresses of the buildings, the names of the owners or managers, and any other pertinent information required must be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. d. The names, addresses, experience, and statement of work to be performed by each subcontractor or second-tier subcontractor whom the Design-Builder, Prime Construction Contractor, or the principal subcontractor, as the case may be, will use for performance of minor portions of the installation of elevators must also be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner.
Elevator Work-Qualifications a. The Contractor or the subcontractor whom the Contractor uses for performance of the elevator work, must have had at least three (3) years of successful experience in installing and servicing elevators. b. In addition, the Contractor or its subcontractor must have installed, on at least two prior projects, elevators comparable to those required for this Project that have performed satisfactorily under conditions of normal use for a period of not less than one (1) year. To be considered comparable, prior installations must have not less than the same number of elevators operating together in one group as the largest number in any group specified for this Project, except that a group of four may be considered comparable to a large group specified for this Project. c. A list of the prior comparable installations by the Contractor or its subcontractor, together with the names and addresses of the buildings, the names of the owners or managers, and any other pertinent information required must be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. d. The names, addresses, experience, and statement of work to be performed by each subcontractor or second-tier subcontractor whom the Contractor or the principal subcontractor, as the case may be, will use for performance of minor portions of the installation of elevators must also be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. e. The Owner may reject the proposed elevator subcontractor if it is determined that it has failed to meet the experience requirements, or if it has been found to have an unsatisfactory record of prior elevator installations. In the case of rejection, the Contractor must resubmit another name within ten (10) days for renewed consideration.
Elevator Work-Qualifications. The Contractor or the subcontractor whom the Contractor uses for performance of any elevator work (if required), must have had at least three (3) years of successful experience in installing and servicing elevators. In addition, the Contractor or its subcontractor must have installed, on at least two prior projects, elevators comparable to those required for this Project that have performed satisfactorily under conditions of normal use for a period of not less than one (1) year. To be considered comparable, prior installations must have not less than the same number of elevators operating together in one group as the largest number in any group specified for this Project, except that a group of four may be considered comparable to a large group specified for this Project. A list of the prior comparable installations by the Contractor or its subcontractor, together with the names and addresses of the buildings, the names of the owners or managers, and any other pertinent information required must be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. The names, addresses, experience, and statement of work to be performed by each subcontractor or second-tier subcontractor whom the Contractor or the principal subcontractor, as the case may be, will use for performance of minor portions of the installation of elevators must also be submitted promptly upon request of the Owner. The Owner may reject the proposed elevator subcontractor if it is determined that it has failed to meet the experience requirements, or if it has been found to have an unsatisfactory record of prior elevator installations. In the case of rejection, the Contractor must resubmit another name within ten (10) days for renewed consideration. PAYMENTS The Contractor’s invoices must be submitted before payment can be made. The Contractor agrees that submission of an invoice to the Owner for payment is a certification that: Any services being billed for have been performed to the best of the Contractor’s knowledge and belief in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents; and Any supplies for which the Owner is being billed have been delivered or suitably stored off site, with appropriate insurance coverage, and in the quantities shown on the invoice, and that the supplies are in the quantity and of the quality designated in the Contract Documents. Contractor shall provide, suitable to Owner’s Representative approval, evidence of insurance for storage facility, a complete inventory of i...

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