Common use of Site Surveys Clause in Contracts

Site Surveys. Detailed Site Surveys (the "Detailed Site Surveys") shall be conducted by ART's Field Services Department, ART's subcontractors, or, if mutually agreed, Purchaser. The primary purpose of the Detailed Site Survey is to obtain engineering information to validate the feasibility of using 38 GHz millimetric wave circuits and the suitability of the Site and to identify in advance the optimal installation methods to be used and the obstruction obstacles to be overcome.

Site Surveys. Detailed Site Surveys (the "Detailed Site Surveys") shall be conducted by ART's Field Services Department, Department or ART's subcontractorssubcontractors in the event that ART, orin its sole discretion, if mutually agreed, Purchaserdetermines that such surveys are necessary. The primary purpose of the Detailed Site Survey is to obtain engineering information to validate the feasibility of using 38 GHz millimetric wave circuits and the suitability of the Site and to identify in advance the optimal installation methods to be used and the obstruction obstacles to be overcome.

Site Surveys. Detailed Site Surveys (the "Detailed Site SurveysDETAILED SITE SURVEYS") shall be conducted by ART's Field Services Department, Department or ART's subcontractorssubcontractors in the event that ART, orin its sole discretion, if mutually agreed, Purchaserdetermines that such surveys are necessary. The primary purpose of the Detailed Site Survey is to obtain engineering information to validate the feasibility of using 38 GHz millimetric wave circuits and the suitability of the Site and to identify in advance the optimal installation methods to be used and the obstruction obstacles to be overcome.

Site Surveys. Detailed Site Surveys (the "Detailed Site SurveysDETAILED SITE SURVEYS") shall be conducted by ART's Field Services Department, ART's subcontractors, or, if mutually agreed, Purchaser. The primary purpose of the Detailed Site Survey is to obtain engineering information to validate the feasibility of using 38 GHz millimetric wave circuits and the suitability of the Site and to identify in advance the optimal installation methods to be used and the obstruction obstacles to be overcome.