Project Co Equipment Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Project Co shall be responsible for: (i) completing the design of the Facility to accommodate all Equipment, Existing Equipment and JBH Separate Equipment; (ii) revising, coordinating and finalizing the plan to procure, transfer, install and commission, as applicable, all Equipment, Existing Equipment and JBH Separate Equipment (for clarity, such responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, finalizing and updating the lists of In-Contract Equipment, Not-In-Contract Equipment, Existing Equipment and JBH Separate Equipment set out in Sections B and C of Part 4 of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications) based on the development of Project Co’s Design Data and the latest information available from the JBH Representative (including, but not limited to, the to-be-JBH- approved Not-In-Contract Equipment budget, as a result of which substantial revisions to the lists of Not-In-Contract Equipment, Existing Equipment and JBH Separate Equipment in Sections B and C of Part 4 of Schedule 15 - Output Specifications may be required) and in consultation with the Equipment Steering Committee; (iii) maintaining an equipment list database, in a form acceptable to JBH and in Microsoft Excel format, listing all Equipment along with its maintenance requirements, the party who is responsible for its procurement and installation, and track Ministry of Health and Long Term Care funded equipment identified with FC=N in Section D of Part 4 of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications and minor depreciable equipment; (iv) all costs and expenses associated with the commissioning of Equipment, save and except1 for the costs and expenses associated with the commissioning of In- Contract Equipment and certain Not-In-Contract Equipment designated as being the responsibility of JBH in Part 4 of Section B and Section C of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications; (v) procuring all new Equipment (excluding JBH Procured Not-In-Contract Equipment and JBH Early Procured In-Contract Equipment for which procurement was completed by the date of this Project Agreement) in accordance with Section 21.5 and Part 4 of Section B of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications; (vi) subject to Section 21.2(b), decommissioning (where applicable), deinstalling, disconnecting and transferring all Existing Equipment as designated in Part 4 of Section C of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications; (vii) providing all structural, mechanical, electrical, information communication and technology, alarm management and building...
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) For each item of Type A Equipment and Type C Equipment, that is also designated “1” or “2” in the “Architectural Impact” column in the Equipment Lists, Project Co shall: (i) provide, in accordance with the Contract Documents, mechanical, electrical and information technology rough-ins, as applicable, for such Equipment; (ii) with CMH and/or CMH’s own forces, coordinate the decommissioning, uninstallation, transfer, delivery, reinstallation, installation and commissioning of, as well as associated training in respect of such Equipment; (iii) be responsible for ensuring that the decommissioning, uninstallation, transfer, delivery, reinstallation, installation, commissioning and training in respect of such Equipment is included in the Construction Schedule and all such activities (save and except for the training) are scheduled to occur prior to the applicable Phased Occupancy Date, the Interim Completion Date or the Substantial Completion Date, so that such Equipment may be installed and commissioned in the applicable rooms in accordance with the Construction Schedule; and (iv) provide access to such portions of the Work, as may be required by CMH and/or CMH’s own forces to allow the delivery, reinstallation, installation, commissioning and training in respect of such Equipment, all in accordance with the Construction Schedule. For greater certainty, Project Co is only responsible for coordinating and scheduling the decommissioning, uninstallation, transfer, delivery, reinstallation, installation, commissioning, and/or training in respect of such Equipment with CMH and/or CMH’s own forces and is not responsible for actually performing such decommissioning, uninstallation, transfer, delivery, reinstallation, installation, commissioning, and/or training. (b) For each item of Type B Equipment, Project Co shall: (i) provide, in accordance with the Contract Documents, mechanical, electrical and information technology rough-ins, as applicable, for such Equipment; (ii) complete and coordinate the delivery, installation and commissioning of such Equipment; and (iii) for Type B Equipment that is also designated either “1” or “2” or “3” in the “Architectural Impact” column in the Equipment Lists, be responsible for ensuring that the delivery, installation, and commissioning in respect of such Equipment is included in the Construction Schedule and is scheduled to occur prior to the applicable Phased Occupancy Date, the Interim Completion Date or the Substantial Com...
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Project Co shall be responsible for, (i) finalizing the plan to procure or transfer, as applicable, install and commission all Equipment; (ii) decommissioning (where applicable), deinstalling, disconnecting and transferring all Existing Equipment, if any, on the Equipment List; (iii) providing mechanical and electrical rough-ins for, and mechanical and electrical services to, all Equipment and MCSCS Equipment; (iv) expediting, delivering, unpacking, offloading, handling and storing all Equipment; (v) storing all MCSCS Equipment; (vi) coordinating, scheduling and completing the installation or reinstallation, as applicable, of all Equipment in accordance with manufacturer's instructions; and (vii) coordinating, scheduling and completing the commissioning of all Equipment and Existing Equipment in accordance with the Final Commissioning Program. (b) Project Co shall, at its sole cost, purchase the In-Contract Equipment and shall coordinate and complete the installation of the In-Contract Equipment, Project Co Equipment and Additional Project Co Equipment in accordance with this Section 21, the Works Schedule and the Output Specifications. (c) For the purpose of achieving Substantial Completion, all Equipment must be successfully commissioned by Project Co in accordance with the Final Commissioning Program. If, in respect of any item of Equipment, Project Co is unable to complete the procurement, installation or commissioning of such item of Equipment referred to in this Section 21.1(c) due to a delay in the performance of any of its obligations by an Equipment vendor or manufacturer, IO may, at its discretion, waive the requirements set out in the Final Commissioning Program. (d) Project Co shall, at its sole cost, install or cause an equipment vendor to install, the In- Contract Equipment and the Project Co Equipment and such installation costs shall not be included in the Monthly Equipment Payment.
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Project Co shall be responsible for: (i) revising, coordinating and finalizing the plan to procure or transfer, as applicable, install and commission all Equipment based on the development of Project Co’s Design Data and the latest information available from the CAMH Representative; (ii) procuring all new Equipment in accordance with Section 21.4 (iii) decommissioning (where applicable), deinstalling, disconnecting and transferring all Existing Equipment;
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Project Co is responsible for the procurement, delivery, installation, commissioning and training for In-Contract Equipment and coordination of delivery and installation of equipment to be supplied by CHH. (b) Project Co is responsible for ensuring that the procurement, delivery, installation, successful commissioning and training for In-Contract Equipment is included in the Construction Schedule and that all such activities are scheduled to be completed prior to the Substantial Completion Date. (c) For the purposes of achieving Substantial Completion, all In-Contract Equipment must be successfully commissioned by Project Co as set out in the Specifications. (d) Project Co and not CHH shall be liable as “purchaser” to the vendor under every purchase order, contract and manufacturer’s installation invoice related to In- Contract Equipment, provided that all such purchase orders, contracts and manufacturer’s installation invoices specify that the applicable Sponsor is the end- user of and the beneficiary of any warranties for the applicable In-Contract Equipment. (e) The Guaranteed Price includes In-Contract Equipment and Project Co shall make all payments related thereto in accordance with the relevant invoice terms. (f) Project Co shall be responsible for any claims by equipment vendors, manufacturers or suppliers for increased installation costs arising from any failure by Project Co to satisfy the installation conditions described in the purchase orders issued to equipment vendors of In-Contract Equipment.
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. 22.2.1 Owner Supplied/Contractor Installed Equipment
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Without limiting any other obligation of Project Co in this Project Agreement, Project Co shall be responsible for the following: (i) Planning and Design Throughout the design development process and the equipment procurement, inventory and installation process, and in consultation with Osler and the Equipment Steering Committee, Project Co shall, in a timely manner and in full coordination with the relevant equipment vendor or manufacturer: (A) subject to the prior approval of Xxxxx, develop, revise (as may be required) and finalize all Facility floor layouts related to the entire scope of the Project (including, but not limited to, the room-by-room layouts of the Facility) to determine the manner in which inventoried Existing Equipment can suitably be used in the Facility; (B) provide analyses and recommendations to Osler on the effect that the type, quality and quantity of Not-In-Contract Equipment may have on the overall design of the Facility and on the relevant areas within the Facility; (C) develop, coordinate, revise (as may be required), and finalize the design of the Facility to accommodate all Equipment and Existing Equipment; (D) validate, coordinate and, if required, revise the Utilities Report, the design and the Works described in Section 5.5 of Part 5 of Schedule 15 – Output Specifications; (E) develop, coordinate, revise (as may be required) and finalize all Design Data associated with the floor layouts and servicing of all Equipment and Existing Equipment (including, but not limited to, all architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical information and communications technology as well as any other building systems related design and construction information); and (F) develop or collate, as applicable, all Shop Drawings for Equipment and Existing Equipment, submit them to Osler for review and approval and fully coordinate the reviewed Shop Drawings with the Design Data.
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Project Co Equipment Responsibilities. (a) Project Co is responsible for the procurement, decommissioning, transfer, delivery, installation, commissioning and training for In-Contract Equipment and Not-In-Contract Equipment. (b) Project Co is responsible for ensuring that the procurement, decommissioning, transfer, delivery, installation, successful commissioning and training for In- Contract Equipment and Not-In-Contract Equipment is included in the Construction Schedule and that all such activities are scheduled to be completed prior to the Substantial Completion Date. (c) For the purposes of achieving Substantial Completion, all In-Contract Equipment and Not-In-Contract Equipment must be successfully commissioned by Project Co as set out in the Specifications. (d) Project Co and not HMQ shall be liable as “purchaser” to the vendor under every purchase order, contract and manufacturer’s installation invoice related to In- Contract Equipment and Not-In-Contract Equipment, provided that all such purchase orders, contracts and manufacturer’s installation invoices specify that the applicable Sponsor is the end-user of and the beneficiary of any warranties for the applicable In-Contract Equipment and Not-In-Contract Equipment. (e) The Guaranteed Price includes In-Contract Equipment and Project Co shall make all payments related thereto in accordance with the relevant invoice terms. (f) Project Co shall be responsible for any claims by equipment vendors, manufacturers or suppliers for increased installation costs arising from any failure by Project Co to satisfy the installation conditions described in the purchase orders issued to equipment vendors of In-Contract Equipment and Not-In- Contract Equipment.
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