Examination of the Contract Documents Sample Clauses

Examination of the Contract Documents. Contractor shall carefully study and examine the Contract Documents and shall at once report to Owner Parties discovered errors, inconsistencies, omissions, and departures from Applicable Laws, including design errors and omissions. By studying the Contract Documents, Contractor has fully informed itself as to the quality, quantity, and sources of Materials, the character of the Work, and has made a careful examination of the Site and the location and conditions of the Work. As such, Owner shall not be responsible for and Contractor shall have no Claim for losses or unanticipated costs that Contractor suffers due to conditions that Contractor discovered or, as an experienced contractor, should have discovered, but failed to timely report to Owner Parties. Notwithstanding the above, Design Professional, not Contractor, shall be solely responsible to confirm the Contract Documents comply with Applicable Laws for those design matters under the direction of Design Professional.
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Examination of the Contract Documents. Contractor shall carefully study and examine the Contract Documents and shall at once report to Owner Parties discovered errors, inconsistencies, omissions, and departures from Applicable Laws, including design errors and omissions. By studying the Contract Documents and preparing the Pricing Amendment Documents, Contractor has fully informed itself as to the quality, quantity, and sources of Materials, the character of the Work, and has made a careful examination of the Site and the location and conditions of the Work. As such, Owner shall not be responsible for and Contractor shall have no Claim for losses or unanticipated costs that Contractor suffers due to conditions that Contractor discovered or, as an experienced contractor, should have discovered, but failed to timely report to Owner Parties.
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Examination of the Contract Documents. Design-Builder shall carefully study and examine the Contract Documents and shall at once report to Owner Parties discovered errors, inconsistencies, omissions, and departures from Applicable Laws, including design errors and omissions. By studying the Contract Documents and preparing the Pricing Amendment Documents, Design-Builder has fully informed itself as to the quality, quantity, and sources of Materials, the character of the Work, and has made a careful examination of the Site and the location and conditions of the Work. As such, Owner shall not be responsible for and Design-Builder shall have no Claim for losses or unanticipated costs that Design-Builder suffers due to conditions that Design-Builder discovered or, as an experienced Design-Builder, should have discovered, but failed to timely report to Owner Parties.
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Related to Examination of the Contract Documents

  • THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS The Contract Documents consist of the State-Contractor Agreement, the Conditions of the Contract (General, Supplementary and other Conditions), the Drawings, the Specifications, and all Addenda issued prior to bid opening and any Change Orders after execution of the Contract.

  • Conclusion of the contract 1. An Agreement is deemed to be concluded with the Contractor only after the Principal accepts an offer by the Contractor without reservations or if the Principal receives a written order confirmation from the Contractor or if the Contractor commences the provision of the service. If the Contractor issues a written order confirmation, such order confirmation is decisive in terms of content and scope of the Agreement unless expressly negotiated otherwise.

  • Duration of the contract This contract becomes effective on , and will continue in effect for 365 days from the above date. Either party may terminate treatment with reasonable notice to the other party, as provided in the agreement. Notwithstanding this right to terminate treatment, both Provider and Beneficiary agree that the obligation not to pursue Medicare reimbursement for items and services provided under this contract will survive this contract.

  • Contract Documents The contract documents shall consist of the following:

  • MODIFICATION OF THE CONTRACT 1. Any modification of this contract or its annexes, including additions or deletions, shall require a supplementary written agreement concluded on the same terms as the contract. No oral agreement may bind the parties for that purpose.

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