Scope of the Province's "Comments Sample Clauses

Scope of the Province's "Comments. When the Province provides "Comments" regarding any document or course of action submitted by the Contractor, such "Comments" may relate to: (a) the Contractor's proposed designs, construction activities, construction materials, O&M activities or O&M materials, not likely achieving compliance with the Technical Requirements or Schedule 16 to the DBFO Agreement and thus requiring the Contractor to revisit the document or course of action; or (b) on the face of the submission, it is not clear, as determined by the Province acting reasonably, that the Contractor’s proposed designs, construction activities, construction materials, O&M activities or O&M materials, will achieve compliance with the Technical Requirements or Schedule 16 to the DBFO Agreement and thus requiring the Contractor to clarify the document or course of action.
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Scope of the Province's "Comments. When the Province provides "Comments" regarding any document or course of action submitted by the Contractor, such "Comments" may relate to the Contractor's proposed designs, construction activities, construction materials, O&M activities or O&M materials, not likely achieving compliance with the Technical Requirements or Schedule 16 to the DBFO Agreement and thus requiring the Contractor to revisit the document or course of action.
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Scope of the Province's "Comments. When the Province provides "Comments" regarding any document or course of action submitted by the Contractor, such "Comments" may relate to: (a) the Contractor's proposed designs, construction activities or construction materials, not likely achieving compliance with the Technical Requirements or Schedule 12 to the DB Agreement and thus requiring the Contractor to revisit the document or course of action; or (b) on the face of the submission, it is not clear, as determined by the Province acting reasonably, that the Contractor's proposed designs, construction activities or construction materials, will achieve compliance with the Technical Requirements or Schedule 12 to the DB Agreement and thus requiring the Contractor to clarify the document or course of action.
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