Failure During Start-Up Clause Samples
The 'Failure During Start-Up' clause defines the procedures and consequences if a project or system does not successfully commence operations as planned. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the parties involved, the steps to be taken to remedy the failure, and any potential penalties or extensions of time that may apply. For example, it may specify that the contractor must address defects or re-perform certain tasks to achieve successful start-up. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility and provide a clear process for resolving issues that prevent timely and effective start-up, thereby minimizing disputes and project delays.
Failure During Start-Up. Should any Equipment fail prior to Commercial Operation, spare parts may be withdrawn from GEC’s stock of operations and maintenance stores and the Equipment that failed returned to operating condition. Contractor shall at its cost promptly replace such withdrawn spare parts with new spare parts of the same type.
Failure During Start-Up. Should any Equipment fail prior to Substantial Completion, spare parts may be withdrawn from Owner’s stock of operations and maintenance stores and the Equipment that failed returned to operating condition. Contractor shall at its cost promptly replace such withdrawn spare parts with new spare parts of the same type.