Sequencing and Staging of Project Implementation Work Sample Clauses

Sequencing and Staging of Project Implementation Work. The Project Company shall not be limited in the sequencing or staging of the Project Implementation Work, except to the extent that the Contract Standards impose limitations. The KRRC understands and acknowledges that the Project Company intends to complete the Project Implementation Work in stages, whereby particular segments of the Project Implementation Work will be designed and implemented prior to the completion of the design and implementation of the Project as a whole. Although this Project Agreement does not require the Project Company to fully complete the entire design of the Project prior to proceeding with particular segments of the Project Implementation Work, the Project Company shall comply with all requirements of Applicable Law in performing the Project Implementation Work and shall further comply with the design submittal requirements set forth in subsection 6.7(D) (KRRC Review and Comment on Project Implementation Design Documents).
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