Owner to Consultant communications Sample Clauses

Owner to Consultant communications. The sole source of Owner information is the PDM or CC, depending on the phase of the work as shown in Exhibit H.1. All communications affecting this project between the Owner and Consultant shall be written, either in advance of delivery or documented within five business days, if delivered verbally. All verbal communications, inside or outside of project meetings, will be received from the PDM or CC during relevant project periods and subsequently documented in written form by the consultant. Any other verbal communications have no project bearing unless reported to the PDM or CC in written form and approved in written form. Similarly, any written communications have no Project relevance unless received from the PDM or CC. The Consultant shall maintain an effective working relationship with the project PDM, CC, other Owner Representatives and any other Owner Consultants. The Consultant understands and agrees that the Owner is involved in the decision-making processes with the Consultant throughout the design and construction of the Project. Consultant will be responsible to make, at its sole expense and with no impact to the project schedule, all revisions to any and all documents that were created and/or altered as directed by any communications other than that received from the PDM, CC or their designee. Such designation shall be delegated in writing by the PDM or CC and limited to the subject matter and/or period of time as defined in the delegation.
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