Project Co Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Project Co Responsibilities. (a) Design (i) the production of floor layouts showing all FF&E and clearly indicating each of category of Category 1 FF&E, Category 2 FF&E and Category 3 FF&E; (ii) the production of all Design Data associated with the layouts and servicing of all FF&E and coordinating all structural, mechanical, and electrical information and communications technology building system services requirements to enable the accurate production of a complete working system for all FF&E; and (iii) providing design support to the College in procuring Category 2 FF&E and Category 3 FF&E.
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Project Co Responsibilities. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION 27 11.1 Development of Design 27 11.2 Start-Up Meeting 29 11.3 Design Review Meetings 30 11.4 Performance of Design Obligations 32 11.5 Works Submittals 32 11.6 Documents 32 11.7 General Construction Obligations 32 11.8 Permits, Licences, Approvals and Agreements 34 11.9 INTENTIONALLY DELETED 34 11.10 INTENTIONALLY DELETED 34 11.11 Protection of Works and Property 34 11.12 Liability Unaffected 37 11.13 Safety 37 11.14 Additional Works and Third Party Works 40 11.15 Protest and Trespass 43 11.16 Adjacent Developments 45 11.17 Defective Works 46 11.18 Warranty Obligations 47 11.19 Warranty Work and Prompt Repair of Warranty Work 49 11.20 Warranty Period Security 51 11.21 Coordination and Minimization of Disruption and Interference 53 11.22 Substitutions 54 11.23 Change in Standards 55 11.24 Subcontractors and Suppliers 55 11.25 [Intentionally Deleted] 56 11.26 [Intentionally Deleted] 56 11.27 COR Certification 56 11.28 Demolition Requirements 59 11.29 Liquidated Damages and Construction Enforcement Regime 60 11.30 Works, Goods, Equipment, Consumables and Materials 61 11.31 [Intentionally Deleted] 61 11.32 Executive Project Meetings 61 11.33 [Intentionally Deleted] 63 11.34 Pandemic and Epidemic Plans 63 11.35 Utility Agreements 63 11.36 On-Site and Excess Soil Management 65 11.37 Interface and Coordination 65 12. REPRESENTATIVES 65 12.1 The Contracting Authority Representative 65 12.2 The Project Co Representative 66 12.3 Communications to Representatives 67 12.4 Key Individuals 67 13. WORKS SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS AND WORKS REPORT 68 13.1 Completion of the Works 68 13.2 Works Schedule Requirements 68 13.3 [Intentionally Deleted] 68 13.4 Notification of Early Interim Completion 68 13.5 Notification of Early Substantial Completion 69 13.6 Works Report 69 14. WORKS COMMITTEE 70 14.1 Establishment 70 14.2 Function and Role 70 14.3 Term of Works Committee 72 14.4 Replacement of Committee Members 72 14.5 Procedures and Practices 72 14.6 Proceeding at Risk 73 15. QUALITY MANAGEMENT 74 15.1 Quality Management 74 16. LAND ACCESS AND INVESTIGATION 75 16.1 Access to Metrolinx Lands 75 16.2 Non-Exclusive Rights to Metrolinx Lands and Development of Lands 77 16.3 [Intentionally Deleted] 78 16.4 Naming and Signage 78 16.5 No Interest in Land, Facilities or Infrastructure 78 16.6 Non-Disturbance Agreement 79 16.7 Adjustments to Metrolinx Lands Available to Project Co 79 16.8 Changes to Lands 81 16.9 Adequacy of the Lands 82
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Project Co Responsibilities. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION 29 12. REPRESENTATIVES 64
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Project Co Responsibilities. Project Co acknowledges and agrees that Project Co is solely responsible for the quality of the Project Work. Project Co is responsible for all quality activities required to manage its own processes as well as those of the Project Co Persons throughout the Term. Project Co shall throughout the Term ensure that all aspects of the Project Work are subject to the Quality Management System, and shall comply with, and cause each of the Project Co Persons to comply with, the requirements of the Quality Management System. In fulfilling their obligations under Schedule 9, while not derogating from such obligations, Project Co, the Quality Director and the Quality Manager may obtain assistance from the Project Contractors.
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Project Co Responsibilities. As part of its general responsibility set out in Section 3 [General Allocation of Responsibility] above, Project Co shall have the following specific responsibilities:
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Project Co Responsibilities. (a) Design In addition to any of Project Co's other design responsibilities set forth in this Project Agreement (including, for certainty, the Output Specifications), Project Co shall be responsible for: (i) the production of floor layouts showing all FF&E and clearly indicating each of category of Category 1 FF&E, Category 2 FF&E, Category 3 FF&E and Category 4 FF&E; (ii) the production of all Design Data associated with the layouts and servicing of all FF&E and coordinating all structural, mechanical, and electrical information and communications technology building system services requirements to enable the accurate production of a complete working system for all FF&E; and (iii) providing design support to the College in procuring Category 2 FF&E, Category 3 FF&E and Category 4 FF&E. (b) Category 1 FF&E Inventory Project Co shall be responsible for providing to the College an inventory of all Category 1 FF&E, which inventory shall be documented in a detailed spreadsheet the format of which shall be provided by the College. (c) Planning and Coordinating Project Co shall be responsible for: (i) preparing, revising, coordinating and finalizing the plan to procure, install (or cause to be installed) and commission, as applicable, all Category 1 FF&E; (ii) coordinating the design of all Category 2 FF&E and Category 3 FF&E; (iii) coordinating the design of the Facility with the Non-College Occupants to the extent necessary to accommodate installation of Category 4 FF&E, in each case, based on the development of Project Co's Design Data and the latest information available from the College Representative and based on the preparation of detailed FF&E floor layouts pursuant to Section 21.5(a). (d) Installation and Commissioning Project Co shall be responsible for: (i) coordinating and scheduling the delivery of all Category 1 FF&E to the loading dock of the Facility; (ii) offloading, unpacking, handling, storing, placing and completing (or causing to be completed) the installation of all Category 1 FF&E and Category 2 FF&E in accordance with the Design Data and manufacturer's instructions; (iii) coordinating, scheduling, installing and completing the commissioning of all Category 1 FF&E and Category 2 FF&E in accordance with the Final Commissioning Program; (iv) coordinating and scheduling the installation and commissioning of all Category 3 FF&E and Category 4 FF&E; and (v) For further clarity, Project Co shall be responsible to perform Works as set out in Sche...
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