Monitoring Right Sample Clauses

Monitoring Right. ORMECO, Inc. shall be entitled, at its own cost, to monitor the progress and quality of the construction and installation work. For this purpose, WINNING BIDDER shall: a. Ensure that ORMECO, Inc. and any experts duly appointed by them in connection with the Project are afforded reasonable access to the Site at times to be agreed by both Parties, provided, however, that ORMECO, Inc. does not have to afford such access, if or to the extent it would materially interfere with the works comprising the power plant or expose any person on the Site to any danger; b. Agree that in no event shall ORMECO, Inc. be required to suspend or delay construction or other work pending submission to ORMECO, Inc. of any report, plan or design or the commencement or completion by WINNING BIDDER of any inspection, monitoring, review or other action hereunder; c. Accept that any engineering review of the Project conducted by ORMECO, Inc. is solely for ORMECO Inc.'s own information and accordingly that in conducting any such review, ORMECO, Inc. makes no representation as to the engineering soundness of the Project; and d. Agree that WINNING BIDDER shall, subject to other provisions of this Agreement, be solely responsible for the technical feasibility, operational capability and reliability of the Project.
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