Main responsibilities of the Provider Sample Clauses

Main responsibilities of the Provider. The Provider has the obligation to provide the services contracted with professionalism and diligence due to the commitment undertaken and according to its technical proposal and specifications and in accordance with the instructions and requests of the purchaser. Any modification / change / addition to the project must be discussed in advance with the acquirer. The Provider is fully responsible for the performance of the services in accordance with the agreed schedule, in design phases. At the same time, it is in charge both for the safety of all operations and methods used, and for the qualification of the personnel used for the duration of the contract. The Provider has the obligation to supervise the provision of services, to provide human resources, materials, installations and equipment or other similar means, either temporary or definitive, required by and for the contract, to the extent their need is provided in the contract or may be inferred reasonably from the contract. The provider undertakes to obtain on behalf of the acquirer and attach to the prepared documents all necessary approvals and agreements for the achievement of the design phases that make the object of this contract. The price of the approvals and agreements shall be covered by the acquirer based on supporting documents. All administrative and technical steps for submitting / lifting the urbanism certificate, permits, agreements, building permit, as well as for modifying the technical documentation according to the requirements of the approvals will be performed by the designer. If the notifying institutions request modifications / completions of the technical documentation, the provider will immediately inform the purchaser and will make the modifications / completions at his expense as soon as possible, which will be subject to the prior approval of the purchaser. Failure to obtain the necessary approvals for the issuance of the building permit will result in the refusal to pay the projected documentation. Any omission or mistake related to the lists of quantities of the technical project or technical specifications provided for in the specifications, shall be proven during the execution proved to be necessary for the finalization of the investment, shall be covered by the designer within the limit of the determined value quantum. The amount covered by the designer aims at bringing the project at a form that can be implemented, clarifications, re- designs, etc. and the value of ...
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Main responsibilities of the Provider. (1) The Provider has the obligation to provide the services contracted with professionalism and diligence due to the commitment undertaken and according to its technical proposal and specifications. (2) The Provider is fully responsible for the performance of the services in accordance with the agreed schedule. At the same time, it is in charge both for the safety of all operations and methods used, and for the qualification of the personnel used for the duration of the contract. (3) The Provider has the obligation to supervise the provision of services, to provide human resources, materials, installations and equipment or other similar means, either temporary or definitive, required by and for the contract, to the extent their need is provided in the contract or may be inferred reasonably from the contract. (4) The provider undertakes to obtain on behalf of the beneficiary and attach to the prepared documents all necessary approvals and agreements for the achievement of the design phases that make the object of this contract. The price of the approvals shall be covered by the beneficiary based on supporting documents. (5) Any omission or mistake related to the lists of quantities of the technical project or technical specifications provided for in the specifications, shall be proven during the execution proved to be necessary for the finalization of the investment, shall be covered by the designer within the limit of the determined value quantum. The amount covered by the designer aims at bringing the project at a form that can be implemented, clarifications, re- designs, etc. and the value of the additional works related to the initial project that have to be made by the provider. For the purposes of recovering these amounts, the acquirer will have the performance bond of the contract, and where it is not plentiful and the designer does not pay in good faith the amounts due, this contract represents the legal basis for the beginning of the enforcement proceedings of the designer for these amounts. In this regard, it is necessary one notification from the acquirer for the payment of the amount, and if the (6) The provider has the obligation to conclude and keep in force an insurance policy with full compensation for an insured amount which will not be less than , insurance that will cover both the performance period of this contract and any periods for the extension of the benefits, to cover the risks referred to in art. (5). The insurance policy will be ...
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