Post Construction Warranty Review Sample Clauses

Post Construction Warranty Review. The Consultant and its sub-consultants shall provide an aggregate total of 32 person-hours for a one-day review of the warranty performance of the construction as identified in Exhibit A. This review shall take place 10 months following the date of substantial completion. The Consultant shall inform the State promptly and report in writing of its findings during this review. The Consultant shall provide the required administrative services to assure that all defective work shall be corrected to the satisfaction of the State. In the event this review and related administrative services require more than a total of 32 person-hours, or are not related to scope of work that is part of the Consultant’s responsibility to address during the progress of scope of work during the Construction Phase, the Consultant shall be eligible for additional compensation for the additional administrative services as an additional service.
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