Other Prime Contractors Sample Clauses

Other Prime Contractors. 9.6.1 Notwithstanding Section 9.3.1, the Province may, from time to time, on prior written notice to the Concessionaire, appoint a person other than the Concessionaire as the Prime Contractor in connection with works and activities that may be undertaken and performed at any location or locations in the Full Concession Area, for a period of time, and such works and activities, location(s), and period(s) of time will be specified and defined by the Province in the written notice. 9.6.2 The Concessionaire agrees that on receipt of such written notice the Concessionaire will not be the Prime Contractor in such specified location or locations for the specified period of time and will at all times in good faith and at the cost of the Concessionaire: 9.6.2.1 coordinate with and comply with the occupational health and safety requirements, including requirements to coordinate health and safety activities, of the person identified by the Province in the written notice as the Prime Contractor; 9.6.2.2 ensure compliance to the Safety Program of the Prime Contractor identified by the Province under Section 9.6.1 by the Concessionaire and its contractors and subcontractors of any tier, including by developing a system to ensure such compliance; and 9.6.2.3 upon the request of the Province deliver to the Province evidence that the system referenced in Section 9.6.2.2 is in place and is being adhered to. 9.6.3 The Province may on conclusion of the works and activities referenced in Section 9.6.1, deliver written notice to the Concessionaire of the conclusion of such works and activities and the Concessionaire agrees that upon receipt of such notice the Concessionaire will be and will fulfill the responsibilities of the Prime Contractor as set out in this Section 9 at the applicable location or locations.
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Other Prime Contractors. 9.6.1 The Province may, from time to time, on prior written notice to the Concessionaire, appoint a person other than the Concessionaire as the Prime Contractor with respect to the Workers Compensation Act and the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations in connection with works and activities that may be undertaken and performed at any location or locations in the Site, the Adjacent Areas and the Graving Dock Site, for a period of time, and such works and activities, location(s), and period(s) of time will be specified and defined by the Province in the written notice. 9.6.2 The Concessionaire agrees that on receipt of such written notice the Concessionaire will not be the Prime Contractor in such specified location or locations for the specified period of time and will at all times in good faith and at the cost of the Concessionaire: 9.6.2.1 coordinate with and comply with the occupational health and safety requirements, including requirements to coordinate health and safety activities, of the person identified by the Province in the written notice as the Prime Contractor; 9.6.2.2 ensure compliance to the Safety Program of the Prime Contractor identified by the Province under Section 9.6.1 by the Concessionaire and its agents, contractors and subcontractors of any tier and employees of any of them, including by developing a system to ensure such compliance; and 9.6.2.3 upon the request of the Province deliver to the Province evidence that the system referenced in Section 9.6.2.2 is in place and is being adhered to. 9.6.3 The Province may on conclusion of the works and activities referenced in Section 9.6.1, deliver written notice to the Concessionaire of the conclusion of such works and activities and the Concessionaire agrees that upon receipt of such notice the Concessionaire will be and will fulfill the responsibilities of the Prime Contractor as set out in this Section 9 [Health and Safety] at the applicable location or locations.
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Other Prime Contractors. ‌ (i) Notwithstanding Section 4.11(c)(i), there may (in the case of Section 4.11(h)(i)(A)) or shall (in the case of Section 4.11(h)(i)(B)) be circumstances (including following Substantial Completion) in which the Primary Contractor will be required to perform parts of the Work under the direction of another Prime Contractor (in this Section, the “Other Prime Contractor”), who:‌ (A) may have been appointed by the Province, BCTFA or TransLink; or‌ (B) in the case of the OMC, Lougheed Town Centre Station and the Existing Millennium Line and, after the Substantial Completion Date, the Integrated Sky Train System, shall be TransLink; (in this Section 4.11(h), the lands and/or premises upon which the relevant parts of the Work are to be performed are referred to as the “Separate Site”). Except where TransLink is the Other Prime Contractor, the Province shall provide prior written notice of any such circumstances and shall notify the Primary Contractor of the identity of the Other Prime Contractor, the location or locations of the Separate Site, the period of time in question and reasonable particulars of the work for which the Other Prime Contractor is in law responsible. (ii) The Primary Contractor agrees that, on receipt of such written notice or where TransLink is the Other Prime Contractor, the Primary Contractor shall not be the Prime Contractor for the specified period or in respect of such Separate Site and shall at all times in good faith and at the cost of the Primary Contractor:‌ (A) coordinate with and comply with the occupational health and safety requirements of the Other Prime Contractor, including requirements of the Other Prime Contractor to coordinate health and safety activities;‌ (B) ensure compliance with the health and safety program of the Other Prime Contractor by the Primary Contractor and all Subcontractors, including by developing a system to ensure such compliance; and (C) upon the request of the Province, deliver to the Province evidence that the system referenced in Section 4.11(h)(ii)(B) is in place and is being adhered to. (iii) Except where TransLink is the Other Prime Contractor, the Province may on conclusion of the works and activities referenced in Section 4.11(h)(i) deliver written notice to the Primary Contractor of the conclusion of such works and activities (if prior to the Substantial Completion Date) and the Primary Contractor agrees that, upon receipt of such notice, the Primary Contractor shall be and shall fulfill th...
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