Common use of Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements Clause in Contracts

Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements. The Consultant must: inform itself of the Commonwealth’s requirements for the Services and the Project; refer to the Commonwealth Material and the Commonwealth's Program; and consult the Commonwealth throughout the carrying out of the Services. Without limiting clauses 13.1 to 13.5 (if applicable), if the Consultant becomes aware of any matter which: is likely to change or which has changed the scope, timing or cost of the Services or the Project; affects or may affect the Commonwealth's Program or the Consultant's then current program under clause 7.2; or involves any error, omission or defect in any continuing or completed aspect of the Project or the Services, the Consultant must promptly give written notice of that matter to the Commonwealth's Representative containing, as far as practicable in the circumstances: particulars of the change, error, omission or defect; its likely effect; and the Consultant's recommendation as to how to minimise its effect upon the scope, timing and cost of the Services and the Project. The Consultant must: permit Other Contractors to carry out their work; fully co‑operate with the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carefully co‑ordinate and integrate the Services with the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carry out the Services so as to avoid inconveniencing, interfering with, disrupting or delaying, the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; and without limitation, provide whatever advice, support and co‑operation is reasonable to facilitate the work carried out or to be carried out by Other Contractors.

Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements. The Consultant must: inform itself of the Commonwealth’s requirements for the Services and the Project; (without limitation) refer to the Commonwealth Material and the Commonwealth's Program; and consult the Commonwealth throughout the carrying out of the Services. Without limiting clauses 13.1 to 13.5 (if applicable), if the Consultant becomes aware of any matter which: is likely to change or which has changed the scope, timing or cost of the Services or the Project; affects or may affect the Commonwealth's Program or the Consultant's then current approved program under clause 7.2; or involves any error, omission or defect in any continuing or completed aspect of the Project or the Services, the Consultant must promptly immediately give written notice of that matter to the Commonwealth's Representative containing, as far as practicable in the circumstances: particulars of the change, error, omission or defect; its likely effectimpact; and the Consultant's recommendation as to how to minimise its effect impact upon the scope, timing and cost of the Services and the Project. The Consultant must: permit Other Contractors to carry out their work; fully co‑operate with the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carefully co‑ordinate and integrate the Services with the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carry out the Services so as to avoid inconveniencing, interfering with, disrupting or delaying, the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; and without limitation, provide whatever advice, support and co‑operation is reasonable to facilitate the work carried due carrying out or to be carried out by of the activities of each Other ContractorsContractor and for the purposes of clause 5.9.

Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements. The Consultant must: inform itself of the Commonwealth’s requirements for the Services and the Project; refer to the Commonwealth Material and the Commonwealth's Program; and consult the Commonwealth throughout the carrying out of the Services. Without limiting clauses 13.1 14.1 to 13.5 14.5 (if applicable), if the Consultant becomes aware of any matter which: is likely to change or which has changed the scope, timing or cost of the Services or the Project; affects or may affect the Commonwealth's Program or the Consultant's then current program under clause 7.2; or involves any error, omission or defect in any continuing or completed aspect of the Project or the Services, the Consultant must promptly give written notice of that matter to the Commonwealth's Representative containing, as far as practicable in the circumstances: particulars of the change, error, omission or defect; its likely effect; and the Consultant's recommendation as to how to minimise its effect upon the scope, timing and cost of the Services and the Project. The Consultant must: permit Other Contractors to carry out their work; fully co‑operate with the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carefully co‑ordinate and integrate the Services with the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carry out the Services so as to avoid inconveniencing, interfering with, disrupting or delaying, the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; and without limitation, provide whatever advice, support and co‑operation is reasonable to facilitate the work carried out or to be carried out by Other Contractors.

Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements. The Consultant must: inform itself of the Commonwealth’s requirements for the Services and the Project; (without limitation) refer to the Commonwealth Material and the Commonwealth's Program; and consult the Commonwealth throughout the carrying out of the Services. Without limiting clauses 13.1 12.1 to 13.5 12.5 (if applicable), if the Consultant becomes aware of any matter which: is likely to change or which has changed the scope, timing or cost of the Services or the Project; affects or may affect the Commonwealth's Program or the Consultant's then current approved program under clause 7.2; or involves any error, omission or defect in any continuing or completed aspect of the Project or the Services, the Consultant must promptly immediately give written notice of that matter to the Commonwealth's Representative containing, as far as practicable in the circumstances: particulars of the change, error, omission or defect; its likely effectimpact; and the Consultant's recommendation as to how to minimise its effect impact upon the scope, timing and cost of the Services and the Project. The Consultant must: permit Other Contractors to carry out their work; fully co‑operate with the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carefully co‑ordinate and integrate the Services with the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carry out the Services so as to avoid inconveniencing, interfering with, disrupting or delaying, the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; and without limitation, provide whatever advice, support and co‑operation is reasonable to facilitate the work carried due carrying out or to be carried out by of the activities of each Other ContractorsContractor and for the purposes of clause 5.9.

Knowledge of the Commonwealth's Requirements. The Consultant must: inform itself of the Commonwealth’s requirements for the Services and the Project; (without limitation) refer to the Commonwealth Material and the Commonwealth's Program; and consult the Commonwealth throughout the carrying out of the Services. Without limiting clauses 13.1 to 13.5 (if applicable), if the Consultant becomes aware of any matter which: is likely to change or which has changed the scope, timing or cost of the Services or the Project; affects or may affect the Commonwealth's Program or the Consultant's then current approved program under clause 7.2; or involves any error, omission or defect in any continuing or completed aspect of the Project or the Services, the Consultant must promptly immediately give written notice of that matter to the Commonwealth's Representative containing, as far as practicable in the circumstances: particulars of the change, error, omission or defect; its likely effectimpact; and the Consultant's recommendation as to how to minimise its effect impact upon the scope, timing and cost of the Services and the Project. The Consultant must: permit Other Contractors to carry out their work; fully co‑operate with the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carefully co‑ordinate and integrate the Services with the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; carry out the Services so as to avoid inconveniencing, interfering with, disrupting or delaying, the activities of the Project Contractors and Other Contractors; and without limitation, provide whatever advice, support and co‑operation is reasonable to facilitate the work carried due carrying out or to be carried out by of the activities of each Other ContractorsContractor and for the purposes of clause 5.10.