General Meaning. The Contract Documents are complementary. Whatever is called for in one Contract Document, shall be interpreted to be called for in all Contract Documents. Contractor shall perform all Work required by, reasonably inferable from, and consistent with, the Contract Documents. Some of the Contract Documents, like the Specifications, contain detailed procedures. These detailed procedures and requirements are supplementary to, and do not control, the requirements of the other Contract Documents. Instead, wherever possible, the Contract Documents shall be read together and inconsistencies shall be, were practicable, considered additional requirements to those of the other Contract Documents.
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Samples: Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement, Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement, Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement
General Meaning. The Contract Documents are complementary. Whatever is called for in one Contract Document, shall be interpreted to be called for in all Contract Documents. Contractor shall perform all Work required by, reasonably inferable from, and consistent with, the Contract Documents. Some of the Contract Documents, like the Specifications, Documents contain detailed procedures. These detailed procedures and requirements are supplementary to, and do not control, the requirements of the other Contract Documents. Instead, wherever possible, the Contract Documents shall be read together and inconsistencies shall be, were practicable, considered additional requirements to those of the other Contract Documents.
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Samples: Design Build Agreement, Design Build Agreement, Design Build Agreement
General Meaning. The Contract Documents are complementary. Whatever is called for in one Contract Document, shall be interpreted to be called for in all Contract Documents. Contractor Design-Builder shall perform all Work required by, reasonably inferable from, and consistent with, the Contract Documents. Some of the Contract Documents, like the Specifications, Documents contain detailed procedures. These detailed procedures and requirements are supplementary to, and do not control, the requirements of the other Contract Documents. Instead, wherever possible, the Contract Documents shall be read together and inconsistencies shall be, were practicable, considered additional requirements to those of the other Contract Documents.
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Samples: Design Build Agreement
