Site Investigations. If applicable to the Work, Contractor will inspect the Site where the Work is to be performed. If it performs such inspection, it will (a) not rely on any investigations performed by or information provided by ComEd relating to the conditions at the Site without ComEd’s prior written agreement, (b) use its own judgment to assess the conditions to be found at the Site, including all physical characteristics that could in any way affect the Work or Contractor’s price, and (c) satisfy itself as to the conditions under which it will be obligated to operate.
Site Investigations. To support the Parties’ ability to make an informed decision, after identification of the lands pursuant to 6.1 or 6.2 and prior to finalization of the Lands pursuant to 6.4, BC Hydro will engage a professional consultant acceptable to PRFN, acting reasonably, to perform:
(a) a Stage 1 Preliminary Site Investigation; and
(b) if PRFN has been unable to identify at least 2,500 acres of Lands that would be acceptable to it and British Columbia pursuant to the process under 6.1 to 6.6 within one year after PRFN has initially identified lands under 6.1, such other investigations as PRFN reasonably requests, on certain of the lands selected by PRFN, provided that the maximum aggregate amount of such investigations does not exceed $100,000, of which BC Hydro will contribute and be responsible for paying up to $75,000 and British Columbia will contribute and be responsible for paying up to $25,000. BC Hydro will provide the results of such investigations to PRFN and British Columbia as soon as reasonably possible after receipt. BC Hydro will work together with PRFN to select the consultant and the lands for such investigations and to determine the scope of such other investigations undertaken by or on behalf of BC Hydro at PRFN’s request so as not to exceed the amount available for such investigations.
Site Investigations. (a) The Phase Developer shall seek access to the Phase Site to conduct site investigations as part of the Predevelopment Work ("Site Investigations") in accordance with this Section 9.2. The scope of the Site Investigations will be limited to:
(i) field exploration and observation;
(ii) soil boring and sampling;
(iii) surveys;
(iv) traffic data collection; and
(v) any additional data collection mutually agreed to by MDOT and the Phase Developer.
(b) The Phase Developer shall not commence or conduct Site Investigations unless:
(i) it has requested and received approval from MDOT (for proposed Site Investigations within Maryland) or from both MDOT and VDOT (for proposed Site Investigations within the Commonwealth of Virginia), to access the relevant part of the Phase Site for the purpose of conducting those Site Investigations; and
(ii) it has obtained any Governmental Approvals that are required to perform those Site Investigations.
(c) If the Phase Developer requires access to the Phase Site to conduct any Site Investigations, the Phase Developer shall provide written notice to MDOT requesting access to conduct those Site Investigations, no later than two weeks prior to the date on which the Phase Developer wishes to perform the Site Investigations. The notice must specify:
(i) the parts of the Phase Site the Phase Developer proposes to access;
(ii) the scope of the Site Investigations the Phase Developer proposes to undertake, in accordance with E xhibit 6 (Predevelopment Work Requirements); and
(iii) the dates on which the Phase Developer proposes to perform the Site Investigations.
(d) If the Phase Developer provides proper notice under Section 9.2(c):
(i) with respect to any MDOT Controlled Parcels, MDOT shall, within 10 Business Days of receiving the Phase Developer's notice under Section 9.2(c), grant the Phase Developer access to conduct the Site Investigations or give reasons why access cannot be granted and an estimate of when it may be available; and
(ii) with respect to any Third Party Parcels MDOT shall use Reasonable Efforts to obtain access for the Phase Developer to conduct the Site Investigations and shall notify the Phase Developer in writing whether or not MDOT has obtained such access and rights to conduct Site Investigations. The Phase Developer acknowledges that:
(A) MDOT will not provide access unless MDOT has obtained a right of access from the third party or parties that control access to the applicable Third Party Parcels; and
(B) ...
Site Investigations. Once the installation sites have been determined, the flow monitoring subconsultant will perform site investigations. The flow monitoring subconsultant will utilize a standard 2-person field crew for fieldwork and comply with Federal standards for confined-space entry. The proposed flow monitoring location will be located, inspected, and verified for hydraulic suitability. The flow monitoring subconsultant will also check for debris in the manhole that could impact data quality and coordinate any required cleaning efforts with the City. Field crews will look for evidence and signs of erratic flow patterns. The flow monitoring subconsultant will also investigate adjacent manholes in order to identify the best monitoring locations.
Site Investigations. (a) The Parties will work together to identify any investigative work that needs to be carried out to assist in design development and risk analysis.
Site Investigations. After the Notice to Proceed, the Company, at its sole cost and expense, shall make all further soil test borings, surveys, Phase I environmental assessments, conduct analyses of subsurface conditions, and survey and locate subsurface Utilities on the Project and Sites, in each case as necessary under Good Industry Practice, to prepare for construction hereunder in accordance with Applicable Law and to obtain all required Governmental Approvals. Not later than thirty (30) days before such further investigations of conditions are initiated, a plan shall be submitted to the Village for review. Within thirty (30) days following the completion of the Sites Investigation, the Company shall furnish the Village with a certified written report prepared by a professional engineer licensed in the State of Florida, describing and certifying the tests, investigations and surveys conducted, the results of each, and the level of satisfaction of the tests relating thereto and all other requirements specified herein (the "Site Investigation Report").
Site Investigations. By executing this Agreement, the Design-Build Entity represents that it has visited the Project premises, and is familiar with the local conditions under which the Work is to be performed.
Site Investigations. Contractor represents that it (1) has inspected or has had the opportunity to inspect the Site where the Work is to be performed and has secured full knowledge of all conditions under which the Work is to be executed and completed, including soil conditions, including any and all physical parameters necessary to build any structures, and groundwater conditions, including estimates of flow direction and volume, the nature, location, and type of contamination likely to be encountered, the location of any and all above or below ground utilities, approaches to the Sites and the space available for work areas, storage and temporary buildings, (2) is not relying on any investigations performed by or information provided by Buyer relating to the conditions at the Site, (3) has ascertained all the facts concerning conditions to be found at the Site, including all physical characteristics that could in any way affect the Work or Contract Price, and (4) has satisfied itself as to the conditions under which it will be obligated to operate. Except as expressly set forth in the Purchase Order,there is no condition at the Site that will adversely affect Contractor’s ability to perform the Work in accordance with the terms of the Contract Documents. Any understandings or representations concerning such conditions made before a Purchase Order is issued shall not be binding on Buyer unless they are expressly stated in the Purchase Order.
Site Investigations. Contractor shall have satisfied itself as to the nature and location of the Work, the general and local Site conditions, the transportation and handling of Material, the environmental and physical conditions at the Site, the character of the Material, facilities, Company-Furnished Items attached as Exhibit O, labor conditions, safety and security precautions, and all matters which may affect performance of the Work and Contractor’s price prior to beginning any Work.
Site Investigations. Contractor will inspect the Site where the Work is to be performed and conditions under which the Work is to be executed and completed prior to Contractor’s acceptance of the Purchase Order, including soil conditions, any and all physical parameters necessary to build any structures, and groundwater conditions, including estimates of flow direction and volume, the nature, location, and type of contamination likely to be encountered, the location of any and all above or below ground utilities, approaches to the Sites and the space available for work areas, storage and temporary buildings. Except as expressly provided in the Purchase Order, Contractor will not rely on any investigations performed by or information provided by Buyer relating to the conditions at the Site. No reasonably discoverable condition existing at the Site at the time of Contractor’s opportunity for inspection will be deemed to adversely affect Contractor’s ability to perform the Work in accordance with the terms of the Contract Documents. Any understandings or representations concerning such conditions made before a Purchase Order is issued will not be binding on Buyer unless they are expressly stated in the Purchase Order.
