STORAGE OF MATERIALS OFF-SITE Sample Clauses

STORAGE OF MATERIALS OFF-SITE. 8.8.1 The Contractor shall obtain prior written approval from the Airport Authority for permission to store materials or equipment to be incorporated in the Work, for which progress payments will be requested, at off-Site locations. Any and all charges for storage, including insurance, shall be borne solely by the Contractor. Before approval, the Airport Authority may require, without limitation (i) evidence that the off-Site location is properly secure, (ii) proper proof of insurance and proof of satisfactory contractual arrangements for transportation to the Site, and (iii) a certificate from the Contractor stating: .1 The name of the Subcontractor (or the Contractor) that leases or owns the warehouse or other storage facility; .2 The location of such storage facility, including the specific storage space, and a certification that the Contractor has visited such location, verified the storage of such material or equipment therein or thereon (including confirmation that the materials or equipment are marked with the Project Name, Project Number, and Control Number, and segregated as provided below), and verified payment of all storage charges through delivery of the materials or equipment to the Work Site; .3 The date(s) on which the material or equipment is first stored at such facility; and .4 A description of the materials or equipment stored, including quantities, types, manufacturers and other identification information, such as serial numbers.
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STORAGE OF MATERIALS OFF-SITE a. Off-site private property shall not be used for storage purposes without written permission of the owner or lessee of such property. The CMR shall make all arrangements and bear all expenses for the storage of Materials on private property. Upon request, the CMR shall furnish the Design Professional a copy of the property owner’s permission. b. All storage sites on private or Airport property shall be restored to their original condition by the CMR at his/her entire expense, except as otherwise agreed to (in writing) by the owner or lessee of the property. c. The CMR shall obtain prior written approval from the Airport Authority for permission to store Materials or Equipment to be incorporated in the Work, for which progress payments will be requested, at off-site locations. Any and all charges for storage, including insurance, shall be borne solely by the CMR. Before approval, the Airport Authority may require, without limitation (i) evidence that the off-site location is properly secure, (ii) proper proof of insurance and proof of satisfactory contractual arrangements for transportation to the Site, and (iii) a certificate from the CMR stating: (1) the name of the Subcontractor (or the CMR) that leases or owns the warehouse or other storage facility; (2) the location of such storage facility, including the specific storage space, and a certification that the CMR has visited such location, verified the storage of such Material or Equipment therein or thereon (including confirmation that the Materials or Equipment are marked with the Project name, Project number, and control number, and segregated as provided below), and verified payment of all storage charges through delivery of the Materials or Equipment to the Work Site; (3) the date(s) on which the Material or Equipment is first stored at such facility; (4) description of the Materials or Equipment stored, including quantities, types, manufacturers and other identification information, such as serial numbers; and (5) the storage facilities climate control systems maintain the storage space environment in a manner that meets or exceeds the manufacturer’s requirement for storage of Materials or Equipment, where applicable. d. The CMR shall furnish to the Airport Authority, not less often than once per month, a current inventory of all Materials or Equipment being stored at any off-site location. e. The CMR and Subcontractors shall mark each sealed carton or other item with the name of the Project and ...
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