Common use of Project Close-out Clause in Contracts

Project Close-out. During the Project Close-Out phase the CMF shall (1) develop specific criteria for determining the final acceptability of contractor’s work (whether determination is by CMF or by others); (2) establish dates for equipment testing, acceptance periods, warranty dates and instructional requirements; (3) conduct frequent inspections throughout the finishing stages; (4) obtain close-out documentation including guarantees, warranties, samples, test reports and certifications, Owner Close-Out forms, operating and maintenance manuals, keys and completed as-built drawings from the contractor and vendors; and (5) jointly with the Design Consultant, certify final completion of the facility for acceptance by the Owner. The CMF shall monitor and track the progress of the contractor’s timely submission of project close-out documentation. The CMF shall send all project closeout documents to the Design Consultant for review and approval. The CMF shall periodically produce a project closeout documentation report sorted by contractor for the Owner and contractors until all documentation has been received.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: nj.gov, nj.gov, nj.gov

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