Remedies for Failure to Meet Safety Standards or Perform Safety Compliance Sample Clauses

Remedies for Failure to Meet Safety Standards or Perform Safety Compliance. 17.3.2.1 Subject to Article 17.3.2.4, if at any time DB Team fails to meet any Safety Standard or timely perform Safety Compliance or GDOT and DB Team cannot reach an agreement regarding the interpretation or application of a Safety Standard or the valid issuance of a Safety Compliance Order within a period of time acceptable to GDOT, acting reasonably, GDOT shall have the absolute right and entitlement to undertake or direct DB Team to undertake any work required to ensure implementation of and compliance with Safety Standards as interpreted or applied by GDOT or with the Safety Compliance Order. 17.3.2.2 To the extent that any work done pursuant to Article 17.3.2.1 is undertaken by GDOT and is reasonably necessary to comply with Safety Standards or perform validly issued Safety Compliance Orders, DB Team shall pay to GDOT on demand GDOT Recoverable Costs in connection with such work, and GDOT (whether it undertakes the work or has directed DB Team to undertake the work) shall have no obligation or liability to compensate DB Team for any Losses DB Team suffers or incurs as a result thereof. 17.3.2.3 To the extent that any work done pursuant to Article 17.3.2.1 is undertaken by GDOT and is not reasonably necessary to comply with Safety Standards or perform validly issued Safety Compliance Orders, GDOT shall compensate DB Team only for Losses DB Team suffers or incurs as a direct result thereof. 17.3.2.4 To the extent that any Safety Compliance Order work pursuant to Article 17.3. 2.1 is undertaken by DB Team under written protest delivered prior to starting the work and it is finally determined that the Safety Compliance work was not necessary, the unnecessary work under the Safety Compliance Order shall be treated as a GDOT Change. 17.3.2.5 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the DB Documents, if in the good faith judgment of GDOT, DB Team has failed to meet any Safety Standards or perform Safety Compliance and the failure results in an Emergency or danger to persons or property, and if DB Team is not then diligently taking all necessary steps to rectify or deal with such Emergency or danger, GDOT may, without notice and without awaiting lapse of
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