Future I-Net Design and Construction Sample Clauses

Future I-Net Design and Construction. The City may direct Click! to upgrade the I-Net, construct additional I-Net plant, or add, remove or replace I-Net equipment at any time. After receiving a request for additional I-Net work, Click! will promptly provide the City an estimate of the Direct Costs associated with the additional work. If the City then directs Click! to perform the work, Click! will perform it. Any such work shall be performed and completed within one hundred and twenty (120) Days after the City directs that the work be performed, unless the Parties agree to a different completion date. If Click! decides to install additional plant to areas or sites not included in its existing plant as of the date of this Agreement or in the node maps previously approved by the City, Click! will give the City reasonable notice of such decision together with routing information and Direct Cost estimates sufficiently far in advance so that the City may establish requirements for I-Net construction or upgrade to such areas or sites, and have those requirements implemented as part of Click!’s additional plant construction. If Click! fails to provide the required notice, it will, upon request, design and construct such improvements as are necessary to accommodate the City’s I-Net requirements at a cost which does not exceed the Direct Costs the City would have incurred had Click! provided the required notice to the City.
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