Requested Uncovering Sample Clauses

Requested Uncovering. If Owner Parties have not specifically requested in writing any portion of Work remain uncovered for inspection, Owner Parties may still require that Contractor promptly uncover such Work. Following uncovering and Owner Parties’ review, if such Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents, then Owner shall pay the cost of uncovering and replacement by Change Order. However, if such Work is Defective Work, Contractor shall pay all such costs.
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