Inspection and Acceptance of Work. County shall inspect Contractor’s Work and advise Contractor of any deficiencies, or if there are none, that the Work has been accepted. Contractor shall perform all additional Work necessary to correct any deficiencies without undue delay and without additional cost to County.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. Owner shall inspect Contractor’s work and advise Contractor of any deficiencies, or if there are none, that the work has been accepted. Contractor shall perform all additional work necessary to correct any deficiencies without undue delay and without additional cost to Owner.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. 21.1 For the purposes of this Clause, Work does not include documentation which is addressed in Clause 22 (Inspection and Acceptance of Documentation) hereafter.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. The College shall have 30 calendar days following receipt to inspect and accept the work. Where the College discovers defective or non-conforming work, the College may, at its option and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have hereunder or at law: (a) reject the work and, at the College’s option, obtain a refund or credit of any advance payments, if any have been made; (b) at Contractor’s expense, return goods for repair or replacement; or (c) at the College’s option, obtain a price reduction or re-performance of work at no charge to the College. No payment shall be due for the work until the College has finally accepted the work. If the College has not notified the Contractor of defects or non- conformances in the work during the acceptance period, the College will be deemed to have accepted the work.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. Work purchased under the PO is subject to Buyer’s inspection and approval within a reasonable time, but not less than sixty (60) days after delivery. Buyer, at its option, may reject all or any portion of such Work that does not conform in every respect with the terms of the PO, or require Seller to provide repair Work in conformity with the terms of the PO. As an alternative, if Buyer elects to accept non-conforming Work, Buyer, in addition to its other remedies, shall be entitled to deduct a reasonable amount from the contract price thereof to compensate Buyer for the diminished value of the non-conforming Work. Any acceptance by Buyer shall not be deemed a waiver or settlement of any defect in such Work.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work a. The GSA Project Architect or Engineer, with the assistance of the ordering officials shall be responsible for ensuring that the Contractor performs all work in accordance with all contract terms and specifications. At no time will the GSA Project Architect or Engineer supervise contract employees. First-line supervision and inspection by the Government shall not relieve the Contractor of that responsibility.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. §7.3.1 The Owner shall inspect the Work upon delivery at mutually agreeable times. Such inspections are for the sole purpose of identifying the FF&E and of verifying quantities thereof in order to provide a basis for payment to the Contractor. Such inspections shall not be construed as final or as constituting acceptance of or taking charge or control over the FF&E. If the Owner becomes aware of defects, damage, deficiencies or failure to conform to the Contract Documents, the Owner shall promptly notify the Contractor, and the Contractor shall have an opportunity to remedy the same at the Contractor’s own expense within a reasonable time not to exceed the Contract Time.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. District shall inspect Contractor’s work and advise Contractor of any deficiencies, or if there are none, that the work has been accepted. Contractor shall perform all additional work necessary to correct any deficiencies without undue delay and without additional cost to District.
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. The Village will provide for inspection of the construction improvements as the Village, at its sole discretion, deems necessary. Developer shall permit access to the site of all work to allow such inspection. Any inspection done by the Village shall be at the expense of Developer. If the Village requires independent testing in accordance with its ordinances, or county or state ordinances or laws, such cost shall also be the cost of Developer. These inspections and tests are for the sole purpose and benefit of the Village to determine whether the improvements are being done as required, not for the benefit of Developer or other third parties. The Village shall inspect the Improvements as they are completed and, if acceptable to the Village Engineer, certify such Improvements as being in compliance with the standards and specifications of the Village. Such inspection and certification, if appropriate, will occur within 20 days of written notice by Developer of Developer’s desire to have the Village inspect an Improvement. Before obtaining certification of any such Improvement, Developer shall present to the Village valid lien waivers from all persons providing materials or performing work on the Improvement for which certification is sought. Certification by the Village Engineer does not constitute a waiver by the Village of the right to draw funds under the financial surety on account of defects in or failure of any Improvement that is detected or which occurs following such certification. Developer further agrees that the dedication of right-of-way Improvements and other required public Improvements will not be accepted by the Village until all of the following have occurred as to each Improvement for which Developer seeks acceptance by Village:
Inspection and Acceptance of Work. The County shall cause work on the bridge to be inspected as it proceeds. Inspection may be performed by either the Engineer or by an independent Engineer, as may be necessary and reasonably prudent to ensure that the work and materials proceed and are completed in accordance with the approved plans. The County shall not be responsible for inspection or approval of any work performed by a Utility or by a Utility Contractor, except as the County may deem necessary for the County’s own informational purposes. Upon completion of all Work, a final inspection shall be performed by the County Engineer as to work performed by the County’s Contractor, and by each Utility Engineer as to work performed by the Utility or it Contractor, to determine whether the work is acceptable and whether disbursement of final payments is appropriate. In the event that the work or materials are not deemed acceptable, the inspecting engineer shall provide written notice of the defects or other objectionable conditions and Contractor responsible for the Work, with a demand for performance. The County Engineer and Utility Engineer shall keep each other informed of acceptance and any required corrective work.
