SUBJECT-MATTER AND SCOPE OF WORK Sample Clauses

SUBJECT-MATTER AND SCOPE OF WORK. 3.1. This Contract concerns construction of an experimental cave (hereinafter the “Cave”) and a control hutch (hereinafter the “Hutch”) for the “Beamline for European Engineering Research” (BEER) instrument, including the necessary research and development activities, design, manufacture and installation at the ESS address in Lund, Kingdom of Sweden, as defined below, documentation and handover to the Client as well as other performance defined herein, all in accordance with the Technical Specification (Cave and Hutch hereinafter jointly as the “Work”). 3.2. The Contractor shall be obliged to execute the Work meeting parameters defined in the Technical Specification within the deadlines and stages specified in in Article 5 hereof and Annex 2 hereto; the components for the Cave and Hutch shall be delivered new (i.e., not remanufactured). The Client undertakes to take over the duly and timely constructed Work (involving the Cave and Hutch and meeting all requirements specified in this Contract, including its Annexes) and pay the price for the Work, under the terms hereof, to the Contractor. 3.3. By signing this Contract, the Contractor agrees to the Technical Specification of the Work as defined in Annex 1, and declares, at the time of execution hereof, that it is not aware of any deficiencies therein and that it will be able, based thereon, to carry out the Work fully and in the required quality without the need for any additional changes thereto. For the entire term hereof, the Client shall provide any required assistance in order to engage the Contractor in possible negotiations with the ESS concerning changes in the NIK Annex, that − as a result of negotiations between the Client and the ESS − comprises requirements on the BEER instrument and related equipment affecting the Work under this Contract and the binding conditions for performance of the in−kind contribution. 3.4. For execution of the Work, the Contractor is entitled to deviate from the existing design descriptions in any of the articles/sub−articles named “CONCEPTUAL DESIGN” in the Cave Design and/or the Hutch Design (for example, the Contractor can deviate from the conceptual design set for foundations and floor supports in Article 3.
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SUBJECT-MATTER AND SCOPE OF WORK. 3.1. This Contract concerns supply of an accelerator mass spectrometer and its accessories (hereinafter the “System”). The supply of the System mainly involves necessary research and development activities, a detailed technical design, manufacturing and delivery of the System, including connections to interfaces, software with controlling system, licence and free updates, installation, alignment and testing of the System, training of the Client’s personnel as well as a free licence to use the System for the needs of the Project and its follow-up phases, all included in the price for the System (the System and related activities included in the supply shall be also referred to jointly as the “Work”). 3.2. The Contractor undertakes to carry out the Work, at his own cost and risk, for the Client and supply the relevant parts of the Work to the Client in accordance with this Contract. The Contractor shall duly deliver, under the terms and within the time frame agreed herein, the System to the Client at the prescribed location, hand it over to the Client and transfer the System ownership to the Client. The Contractor shall be liable for delivery of the said System fully in accordance with this Contract, its bid submitted within the Procurement Procedure and applicable legal, technical and quality regulations; the Contracture shall ensure and is responsible that the System meets valid safety, technical and quality EU standards. For the sake of clarity, the Contractor’s obligations hereunder to deliver the System, performance of which has been included in the Price, shall also include all the activities within the supply of the System as defined in the above paragraph of this Article. 3.3. During execution of the Work the Contractor proceeds independently, unless herein stated otherwise. If receiving instructions from the Client the Contractor shall follow such instructions unless these are inappropriate or in contradiction to this Contract, applicable law or valid Czech or EU standards. If the Contractor finds out or should have found out by exercising due professional care that the Client’s instructions are inappropriate or in such contradiction it must promptly notify the Client. 3.4. This Client undertakes to take over the duly and timely delivered parts of Work (including the System or its parts) and pay the Price, under the terms hereof, to the Contractor. For the sake of clarity, the Client is hereunder obliged to accept and take over only the parts of Wor...
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