Ground Conditions, Stuck Equipment and Cost Allocation Sample Clauses

Ground Conditions, Stuck Equipment and Cost Allocation. 10.10.1 If, during the drilling of the borehole, the Contractor encounters ground conditions that may reasonably be thought to cause jamming of its equipment in the hole, and if, in the Contractor’s reasonable opinion, such ground conditions may result in difficulties, including the potential loss of equipment, the Contractor must within 24 (twenty-four) hours notify the University in writing:
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