SHIPMENT, DELIVERY, AND INSPECTION OF GOODS Sample Clauses

SHIPMENT, DELIVERY, AND INSPECTION OF GOODS. A. Title and Risk of Loss. Title and risk of loss of products and materials incorporated into the Work passes to Purchaser upon notification to Supplier by Purchaser of acceptance of the Work. Supplier pays all freight and related charges and is responsible for filing loss and damage claims prior to acceptance of delivery by Purchaser. All products and materials brought to Purchaser’s Site by Supplier or its Subcontractor must be removed by Supplier or Subcontractor immediately once they are no longer needed or, upon Supplier’s departure whichever is sooner.
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SHIPMENT, DELIVERY, AND INSPECTION OF GOODS. A. Title and risk of loss of products and materials incorporated into the Work passes to Purchaser upon notification to Contractor by Purchaser of acceptance of the Work. Contractor pays all freight and related charges and is responsible for filing loss and damage claims prior to acceptance by Purchaser. All products and materials brought to Purchaser’s Site by Contractor or its Subcontractor must be removed by Contractor or Subcontractor immediately once they are no longer needed and, in all events, upon Contractor’s departure. B. Contractor shall notify Purchaser immediately of any delay in delivery or shipment that may affect the completion date of the Work. If Contractor’s deliveries fail to meet schedule, Purchaser, without limiting its other rights or remedies, may either direct expedited routing and charge excess cost incurred thereby to Contractor or cancel all or part of the order. C. The Work shall be subject to inspection, tests, and count by Purchaser at any time or place at the discretion of Purchaser whether during or after construction, manufacture or delivery, as applicable. Purchaser shall be provided access to Contractor's and its Subcontractors’ facilities, procedures, and records for the purposes of inspection and testing, or witnessing same. If any of the Work is defective in material or workmanship or otherwise not in conformity with the requirements of this Agreement, Purchaser, in addition to its other rights, shall have the right to reject such Work or to require its correction in accordance with Article IX (Warranty). Any Work rejected by Purchaser may be returned to Contractor at Contractor’s risk and expense and shall not thereafter be tendered for acceptance without Purchaser’s written consent. D. Contractor shall maintain books, records, documents and other information sufficient to determine the status of Contractor’s performance, testing, and compliance with the requirements of the Agreement. E. Acceptance of the Work shall be when (i) Contractor has completed the performance of the Work; (ii) all required testing has been successfully completed, (iii) the Work complies with applicable law and all of the requirements of this Agreement, (iv) Contractor has provided all tools and spare parts, all drawings and specifications, all supplier warranties, and all manuals and other documentation related to the Work that are required to be provided by Contractor; (v) Contractor has removed all supplies, waste, materials, rubbish, and ...
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