Execution plan – phasing of the Sample Clauses

Execution plan – phasing of the work Within 10 business days following the conclusion of the Agreement, the Contractor will draw up an Execution Plan including a Critical Path, which will be submitted for approval to the Principal. The Execution Plan takes into account the following elements: - the key dates imposed in the Master Schedule; - the Master Schedule conveys the contract in the form of duties and sub-duties to clarify the order of and relationship between their respective performance; - for each duty the Master Schedule shall also state the expected date for the approval of the materials, the approval of the plans, as well as the expected date for decision-making by the Principal; - the phasing of the work: In its schedule, the Contractor will reserve sufficient space for the work to be performed by its subcontractor(s) and for the other contracts (i.e. work for which the Contractor has engaged another/other Contractor(s), should this prove necessary); - the preparation of, and submission to, the Principal – and, if necessary, the safety coordinator and the EPIC reporter of the documents that must be in the possession of these parties before the Principal can permit the preliminary delivery. The Contractor undertakes to perform all of the necessary performance studies, activities, deliveries, fabrications, or any other duties it was assigned within the framework of this Agreement, within the established terms. If the Contractor fails to fulfil this obligation, the Principal shall reserve the right to impose the sanctions and/or apply the losses in value as described in the sections 6.5 ‘Violation of the Agreement and dissolution of the Agreement’ and/or 5.7 ‘Discounts and losses in value’.