Owner Equipment Responsibility Sample Clauses

Owner Equipment Responsibility. (a) For Type A Equipment and Type C Equipment, that is also designated either “1” or “2” in the “Architectural Impact” column in the Equipment Lists, Owner shall procure such Equipment and complete, or have completed by Owner‟s own forces, the decommissioning (as applicable), uninstallation (as applicable), transfer (as applicable), delivery, installation or reinstallation, commissioning and associated training regarding such Equipment in accordance with the Construction Schedule. In the event that Owner cannot complete, or have completed by Owner‟s own forces, through no fault of Project Co, the decommissioning (as applicable), uninstallation (as applicable), transfer (as applicable), delivery, installation or reinstallation, commissioning or training on such Equipment, as per the Construction Schedule, Project Co shall coordinate with Owner to reschedule the decommissioning (as applicable), uninstallation (as applicable), transfer (as applicable), installation or reinstallation, commissioning or training on such Equipment, such that this rescheduling has no effect on Project Co‟s ability to complete the Work in accordance with the Construction Schedule. For greater certainty, in the event that Owner cannot complete, or have completed by Owner‟s own forces, through no fault of Project Co, the decommissioning (as applicable), uninstallation (as applicable), transfer (as applicable), installation or reinstallation, commissioning or associated training on such Equipment, such failure to complete shall not prevent the Consultant from issuing the Certificate of Completion of the Interim Work or the Certificate of Substantial Completion.
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