Project Documentation Approval Process Sample Clauses

Project Documentation Approval Process. ‌ (a) The Supplier must ensure that the Project Documentation and any other documentary Deliverable complies with this Agreement. (b) Within 15 Business Days following submission by the Supplier of a Project Document or other documentary Deliverable, TfNSW will notify the Supplier of any comments on the Project Document or other documentary Deliverable. For clarification, whilst TfNSW does not propose to review Project Document or other documentary Deliverable, TfNSW reserves the right to reject any Project Document or other documentary Deliverable that is not in accordance with this Agreement.‌ (c) The Supplier must, within 10 Business Days or such longer period of time specified in writing by TfNSW, after receipt of a notice from TfNSW:‌ (i) under clause 10.6(b), amend the relevant Project Document or other documentary Deliverable having regard to comments provided by TfNSW; and (ii) under clause 10.6(b) rejecting the Project Document or other documentary Deliverable, amend the relevant Project Document or other documentary Deliverable so that they are in accordance with the Agreement. (d) If the Supplier disagrees with any notice issued by TfNSW under clause 10.6(b) it must promptly and in any event no later than 10 Business Days of receipt of such a notice, give notice of such disagreement to TfNSW. (e) The Supplier will not be entitled to any extension of time under clause 11.3 if the Supplier submits the Project Document or other documentary Deliverable in a manner or at a time which prevents TfNSW from reviewing it in the time allowed under this clause 10.6. (f) [Commercial-in-confidence]. (g) Any notice issued under this clause 10.6 will not entitle the Supplier to any extension of time to any Milestone Date. (h) If the Supplier is required to amend any Project Document or other documentary Deliverable pursuant to clauses 10.6(c) or 10.6(f), it must continue to resubmit the Project Document or other documentary Deliverable under those clauses until all comments notified by TfNSW to the Supplier within 20 Business Days of TfNSW’s receipt of the revised Project Document or other documentary Deliverable have been addressed.
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