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Engineering and Design of HV Facility and XXXX Sample Clauses

Engineering and Design of HV Facility and XXXX. (i) Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the Scope of Work sets forth Owner’s minimum design requirements for the HV Facility and the separate components, systems, items of the XXXX Equipment, processes, and other portions of the Work. Except as explicitly excluded, Contractor, at its own expense, shall design and provide engineering services with respect to the XXXX in a manner that shall be: (A) consistent with the actual conditions existing at the Site; (B) consistent with the requirements set forth in the Scope of Work; (C) consistent with the requirements of the Interconnection Agreement and Site Control Documents; (D) sufficient, complete, and adequate in all respects necessary to enable the XXXX (x) to satisfy the requirements of XXXX Mechanical Completion and Substantial Completion by the respective Guaranteed Dates, (y) to satisfy the requirements of all applicable Permits, and (z) to successfully interconnect with the RTO; and (E) in conformance with applicable Legal Requirements and Prudent Industry Standards. (ii) Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the Scope of Work requires Owner to deliver the Owner Furnished Equipment identified in Exhibit O-1 (including the 60% design package for the HV Facility) by the Limited Notice to Proceed Date. Except for such Owner Furnished Equipment, Contractor shall at its own expense design and provide engineering services with respect to the remaining portions of the HV Facility in a manner that shall be: (A) consistent with the actual conditions existing at the Site; (B) consistent with the requirements set forth in the Scope of Work; (C) consistent with the requirements of the Interconnection Agreement and Site Control Documents; (D) sufficient, complete, and adequate in all respects necessary to enable the HV Facility (x) to satisfy the requirements of HV Mechanical Completion and Substantial Completion by the respective Guaranteed Dates, (y) to satisfy the requirements of all applicable Permits, and (z) to successfully interconnect with the RTO; and (E) in conformance with applicable Legal Requirements and Prudent Industry Standards. (iii) Contractor shall provide all design and engineering drawings to Owner for its review. Owner shall have the right, but not the obligation, to review all design and engineering drawings, ask related questions and provide comments and shall do so in a timely manner. Contractor shall consider, but shall have no obligation to accept, Owner’s comments; provided, however...
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