Sequencing and Staging of Design-Build Work Sample Clauses

Sequencing and Staging of Design-Build Work. The Design-Builder shall not be limited in the sequencing or staging of the Design-Build Work, except to the extent that the Contract Standards impose limitations. The Owner understands and acknowledges that the Design-Builder intends to complete the Design-Build Work in stages whereby particular segments of the Design-Build Work will be designed and built prior to the completion of the design of the Design-Build Improvements as a whole. Although this Design-Build Agreement does not require the Design-Builder to fully complete the entire design of the Design-Build Improvements prior to proceeding with particular segments of the physical construction of the Design-Build Improvements, the Design-Builder shall comply with all requirements of Applicable Law in performing the Design-Build Work and shall comply with the design submittal requirements set forth in subsection 3.9(C) (Owner Review and Comment on Design Documents). The Design-Builder shall comply with Good Engineering and Construction Practice in all aspects of the performance of the Design-Build Work. In no event shall the Design-Builder proceed with the physical construction of any segment of the Design-Build Improvements prior to the Construction Date established in accordance with Section 3.2 (Construction Date Conditions).
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Sequencing and Staging of Design-Build Work. The DBOM Contractor shall not be limited in the sequencing or staging of the Design-Build Work, except to the extent that the Contract Standards impose limitations. The BWS understands and acknowledges that the DBOM Contractor intends to complete the Design-Build Work in stages whereby particular Board of Water Supply, City and County of Honolulu Kalaeloa Seawater Desalination Facility Design-Build-Operate-Maintain Project Service Agreement Article 8 - Construction of the Project ​ ​ segments of the Design-Build Work will be designed and built prior to the completion of the design of the Project as a whole. Although this Service Agreement does not require the DBOM Contractor to fully complete the entire design of the Project prior to proceeding with particular segments of the physical construction of the Project, the DBOM Contractor must comply with all requirements of Applicable Law in performing the Design-Build Work and must comply with the design submittal requirements set forth in subsection 7.1(C) (BWS Review and Comment on Design Documents). The DBOM Contractor shall comply with Good Engineering and Construction Practice in all aspects of the performance of the Design-Build Work. In no event shall the DBOM Contractor proceed with the physical construction of any segment of the Project prior to the Construction Commencement Date established in accordance with Section 6.8 (Closing the Development Period).
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Sequencing and Staging of Design-Build Work. The Company shall not be limited in the sequencing or staging of the Design-Build Work, except to the extent that the Contract Standards impose limitations. SRWA understands and acknowledges that the Company intends to complete the Design-Build Work in stages whereby particular segments of the Design-Build Work may be designed and built prior to the completion of the design of the Regional Water Facilities as a whole. Although this Contract does not require the Company to fully complete the entire design of all Regional Water Facilities prior to proceeding with particular segments of the physical construction of the Regional Water Facilities, the Company shall comply with all requirements of the Contract Standards and Applicable Law in performing the Design-Build Work and shall comply with the design submittal requirements set forth in subsection 4.9(C) (SRWA Review of Design Documents). The Company shall comply with Good Engineering and Construction Practice in all aspects of the performance of the Design-Build Work. In no event shall the Company proceed with the physical construction of any segment of the Regional Water Facilities prior to the Construction Date established in accordance with Section 4.2 (Construction Date Conditions). If the Company splits the design into different phases of work and prepares the Design Documents in phased packages, the Company shall not proceed with the physical construction of any segment of the Regional Water Facilities addressed in a particular Design Documents package until the Company has fully completed that design package and the Design Documents have been reviewed by SRWA pursuant to Section 4.9 (Company Design - General); provided, however, that, upon request by the Company and at Company’s risk, the SRWA General Manager may approve in writing minor exceptions to this limitation. If the Company proceeds with phased Design Documents packages and it chooses to construct some portions of the Regional Water Facilities prior to completing 100% design of the entire Regional Water Facilities, the Company assumes all risks and costs associated with any consequences of its decisions regarding the phasing of design and construction.
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