LPA’s or State's Remedies for Substandard Performance Sample Clauses

LPA’s or State's Remedies for Substandard Performance. Upon notice of substandard performance of Services revealed during or after the construction of the project, Consultant shall re-perform the Services at no cost to LPA or State. Further, Consultant shall reimburse LPA or State for any costs incurred by LPA or State for necessary remedial work. Consultant shall respond to LPA’s or State's notice of any errors, omissions, or negligence within twenty-four (24) hours and give immediate attention to necessary corrections to minimize any delays to the project. This may involve visits by Consultant to the project site, if directed by LPA or State. If Consultant discovers errors, omissions, or negligence in its Services, Consultant shall notify LPA and State of the errors within three (3) business days. Failure of Consultant to notify LPA and State constitutes a breach of this Agreement. If Consultant fails to re-perform the Services, or if LPA or State determines that Consultant will be unable to correct substandard Services before the time specified for completion in this Agreement, LPA or State may correct such unsatisfactory Services (or by the use of third parties) and charge Consultant for the costs incurred. If LPA or State requires Consultant to remedy any deficiencies in the Services, Consultant shall make such corrections at no additional cost to LPA or State. Any increase or decrease in the scope of the Services or any modification of the specifications will be made only by written agreement signed by the Parties. Consultant shall bear legal liability for all damages incurred by LPA or State caused by Consultant’s errors, omissions, or negligent acts without liability or expense to LPA or State. The rights and remedies of LPA or State provided herein are in addition to any other remedies provided by law.
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