PREPARATORY SERVICES BY THE CN Sample Clauses

PREPARATORY SERVICES BY THE CN. The CN shall perform services (energy saving measures) in preparation of his main performance for the contractual object which have to be successively arranged with the CL under the terms and conditions stipulated in Annex 4 / Performance Sheet. If those services are construction work, VOB/B [Construction Contract Procedures] shall apply to them, taking account of the ranking pursuant to § 1 no. 2 VOB/B. In particular cases, in which energy saving measures are other services within the meaning of § 1 VOL/A [Conditions Concerning Contracts for Supplies and Services Part A], the VOL/B shall apply taking account of the ranking pursuant to § 1 no. 2 VOL/B.2 Upon the signing of each performance sheet the CL agrees to its contents including its appendices. With regard to the performance specifications this also means that the CL consents to the execution of the energy saving measure and finds that the prices fixed in the appendices are reasonable, unless an examination from the point of view of the law concerning controlled prices shows something else.
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PREPARATORY SERVICES BY THE CN. (1) The CN shall perform services in preparation of his main performance for the contractual object which have to be successively arranged with the CL under the terms and conditions stipulated in Annex 5 / Performance Sheet. If those services are construction work, VOB/B [Construction Contract Procedures] shall apply to them, taking account of the ranking pursuant to § 1 no. 2 VOB/B. In particular cases, in which saving measures are other services within the meaning of § 1 VOL/A [Conditions Concerning Contracts for Supplies and Services Part A], the VOL/B shall apply taking account of the ranking pursuant to § 1 no. 2 VOL/B. (2) Upon the signing of each performance sheet the CL agrees to its contents including its appendices. With regard to the performance specifications this also means that the CL consents to the execution of the saving measure and finds that the prices fixed in the appendices are reasonable, unless an examination from the point of view of the law concerning controlled prices shows something else. (3) Preparatory services by the CN are deemed to be performed in conformity with the Contract only if they are conforming to the savings targets and apart from that the quality criteria specified in Annex 6 and the minimum standards described in Annex 3 are complied with.

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