Common use of Quality of Material and Work Clause in Contracts

Quality of Material and Work. The Subcontractor acknowledges and warrants to Honeywell that the Subcontract Sum includes the full cost to the Subcontractor of all risks and responsibilities assumed by the Subcontractor under this Subcontract, including all freight, customs duty, delivery, unloading and storage costs and all taxes (other than goods and services tax), and that it makes sufficient allowances for: 1) all necessary materials, labour, plant and equipment to execute and complete the Works by the Date For Practical Completion; and 2) integrating the Works with existing features of the Site and other works being performed by separate contractors on the Site. 3) If Honeywell requires the Subcontractor to provide prototypes or samples: 4) the provision of the prototypes or samples will be at the Subcontractor’s expense; 5) approval of any prototype or sample will not relieve the Subcontractor from its obligations under the Subcontract; and 6) Honeywell may require the Subcontractor to provide evidence to Honeywell’s satisfaction that any prototype or sample satisfies the requirements of the Subcontract. This may include a statutory declaration to that effect by a responsible officer of the Subcontractor.

Quality of Material and Work. The Subcontractor acknowledges and warrants to Honeywell that the Subcontract Sum includes the full cost to the Subcontractor of all risks and responsibilities assumed by the Subcontractor under this Subcontract, including all freight, customs duty, delivery, unloading and storage costs and all taxes (other than goods and services tax)taxes, and that it makes sufficient allowances for: 1) all necessary materials, labour, plant and equipment to execute and complete the Works by the Date For Practical Completion; and 2) integrating the Works with existing features of the Site and other works being performed by separate contractors on the Site. 3) If Honeywell requires the Subcontractor to provide prototypes or samples: 4) the provision of the prototypes or samples will be at the Subcontractor’s expense; 5) approval of any prototype or sample will not relieve the Subcontractor from its obligations under the Subcontract; and 6) Honeywell may require the Subcontractor to provide evidence to Honeywell’s satisfaction that any prototype or sample satisfies the requirements of the Subcontract. This may include a statutory declaration to that effect by a responsible officer of the Subcontractor.

Quality of Material and Work. The Subcontractor acknowledges and warrants to Honeywell that the Subcontract Sum includes the full cost to the Subcontractor of all risks and responsibilities assumed by the Subcontractor under this Subcontract, including all freight, customs duty, delivery, unloading and storage costs and all taxes (other than goods and services tax), and that it makes sufficient allowances for: 1) all necessary materials, labour, plant and equipment to execute and complete the Works by the Date For Practical Completion; and 2) integrating the Works with existing features of the Site and other works being performed by separate contractors on the Site. 3) . If Honeywell requires the Subcontractor to provide prototypes or samples: 41) the provision of the prototypes or samples will be at the Subcontractor’s expense; 52) approval of any prototype or sample will not relieve the Subcontractor from its obligations under the Subcontract; and 63) Honeywell may require the Subcontractor to provide evidence to Honeywell’s satisfaction that any prototype or sample satisfies the requirements of the Subcontract. This may include a statutory declaration to that effect by a responsible officer of the Subcontractor.