Progress of the Works Sample Clauses

Progress of the Works. 19.1.1. Immediately after the date of this Contract, and before possession of site, the Contractor must prepare and submit to the Principal‟s Representative for the Principal Representative‟s approval a construction program for the carrying out of the Works in accordance with this Contract. 19.1.2. None of the Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager shall be liable for any errors in the Construction Program. 19.1.3. A copy of the Construction Program shall be retained at the Site and the Contractor must note on it the actual progress of the Works and inform the Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager of any circumstances that might affect the Construction Program or delay completion of the Works by the Date for Practical Completion. 19.1.4. The Contractor must submit regular progress reports to the Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager containing information on the progress of the Works, labour and materials on Site and details of any information required by the Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager. 19.1.5. Site meetings must be held by the Contractor as requested by the Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager. 19.1.6. The Contractor must arrange for a senior member of its staff and the Supervisor to attend all Site meetings. 19.1.7. The Contractor must maintain a complete copy of the drawings and specifications and Construction Program at the Site at all times during all phases of the Works. 19.1.8. The Principal‟s Representative or the Project Manager will produce minutes of all Site meetings and distribute copies to the Principal, the Contractor and other interested parties as soon as possible after the meeting. 19.1.9. Where appropriate, the minutes of Site meetings shall be regarded as written instructions by the Principal‟s Representative and/or the Project Manager to the Contractor and the provisions of clause 17.1.2 shall apply.
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Progress of the Works. If the Employer’s Agent instructs the Contractor in writing to temporarily suspend all or part of the Works, the Contractor shall immediately (provided the Works have been made safe) suspend such part of the works notified to it until it receives an instruction from the Employer’s Agent to proceed with the suspended part of the Works. The Contractor shall use its reasonable and proper efforts to mitigate the effects of any consequential delay and disruption. If the Employer’s Agent instructs in writing the Contractor not to carry out all or any part of the Works which the Employer’s Agent reasonably believes will cause a disturbance to the guests of the Employer or adjacent occupiers, the Contractor shall not perform such part of the Works during such times as are contained in the instruction. The Employers Agent shall instruct the lifting of this restriction in writing. The Contractor shall use its reasonable and proper efforts to mitigate the effects of any consequential delay or disruption.
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Progress of the Works. If the Contract Administrator instructs the Contractor in writing to temporarily suspend all or part of the Works, the Contractor shall immediately (provided the Works have been made safe) suspend such part of the works notified to it until it receives an instruction from the Contract Administrator to proceed with the suspended part of the Works. The Contractor shall use its reasonable and proper efforts to mitigate the effects of any consequential delay and disruption. If the Contract Administrator instructs in writing the Contractor not to carry out all or any part of the Works which the Contract Administrator reasonably believes will cause a disturbance to the guests of the Employer or adjacent occupiers, the Contractor shall not perform such part of the Works during such times as are contained in the instruction. The Contract Administrator shall instruct the lifting of this restriction in writing. The Contractor shall use its reasonable and proper efforts to mitigate the effects of any consequential delay or disruption.
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Progress of the Works. (a) If at any time the Contractor’s performance falls behind so as to materially affect the Approved Programme, or it becomes clear that it will so fall behind, then the Project Manager may require the Contractor either to take such steps as may be practicable in order to achieve the Approved Programme or to revise the Approved Programme in the light of the circumstances and to re-submit it to it for its approval. If the Project Manager approves the revised programme it shall thereafter become the Approved Programme. (b) Without prejudice to Sub-clause 12.5(a), in the event that the Project Manager decides that the rate of progress by the Contractor in carrying out the Works is likely to prejudice the Contractor’s ability to complete the construction of the Works, or any specified section thereof, in accordance with provisions of Sub-clause 12.3, and that this is due to a cause for which the Contractor is responsible, the Project Manager may give notice to that effect to the Contractor. Following such notice the Contractor shall use its reasonable endeavours to remedy the potential delay at its own cost. (c) If the Project Manager requires the Contractor to revise the Approved Programme and the Contractor fails to submit such revised programme within a reasonable time that complies with the requirements of this Clause 12, or if the Contractor submits a revised programme which the Project Manager is unable to approve for good reason, the Project Manager may instruct the Contractor in writing to make reasonable revisions to the programme submitted or to the Approved Programme (as the case may be), and the Contractor shall forthwith make such revisions and the revised programme shall thereafter be the Approved Programme. (d) The exercise by the Project Manager of its powers under Sub-clauses 12.5(a), 12.5(b) and 12.5(c) shall not affect the Contractor’s liability to the Purchaser for breach of contract and, in particular, the Contractor’s liability to the Purchaser to pay liquidated damages for delayed completion pursuant to Sub- clause 14.1. (e) If the Contractor chooses to accelerate progress neither the Purchaser nor the Project Manager will be obliged to take any action to assist or enable the Contractor to achieve completion before the Anticipated Take-Over Date and the time for the carrying out of the obligations of the Contractor will not be affected.
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  • Completion of the Work The Contractor must obtain Material Completion as defined in Section 6.1.2 below prior to any occupancy of the Project.

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  • Cost of the Work The sum of all allowable costs necessarily incurred and paid by Contractor in the proper performance of the Work.

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