Sufficiency of Contract Documents Sample Clauses

Sufficiency of Contract Documents. The Design-Build Entity acknowledges that all documents and materials submitted by the Owner to the Design-Build Entity in connection with the process culminating in the execution of this Design- Build Agreement, are complete and sufficient to have enabled the Design-Build Entity to determine the cost of the Work in order to enter into this Agreement. The Design-Build Entity confirms that it has examined the site and all physical, legal and other conditions affecting the Work and is fully familiar with the site and with such conditions. The Design-Build Entity specifically represents to the Owner that it has examined (a) the nature, location, and character of the Project and the site, including, without limitation, the surface conditions of the site and subsurface conditions of the site to the extent that such conditions affect the design and constructability of the Project, and all structures and obstructions on the site and thereunder, both natural and man-made, and all surface and subsurface water conditions of the site and the surrounding area; (b) the nature, location, and character of the general area in which the Project is located, including without limitation, its climatic conditions, available labor supply and labor costs, and available equipment supply and equipment costs; and (c) the quality and quantity of all materials, supplies, tools, equipment, labor, and professional services necessary to complete the Work in the manner and within the cost and time required by the Contract Documents. In connection with the foregoing, and having carefully examined all Contract Documents, and having examined the site, the Design-Build Entity acknowledges and declares that it has no knowledge of any discrepancies, omissions, ambiguities or conflicts in the Contracts Documents and agrees that if it becomes aware of any such discrepancies, omissions, ambiguities or conflicts, it shall promptly notify the Owner thereof.
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Sufficiency of Contract Documents. (a) Contractor acknowledges that the Contract Documents are sufficient to enable it to determine the cost of all the Materials and Services required for the Project and that, for the Contractor’s Fee, it can complete the Work in its entirety in accordance with the Contract Documents notwithstanding any foreseen or unforeseen risks, hazards or difficulties, such as the encountering of any concealed condition below the surface of the ground at the Site that is inconsistent with conditions indicated in the Contract Documents. (b) Contractor acknowledges that, if discrepancies, omissions, ambiguities or conflicts exist in the Contract Documents, Contractor shall seek clarifications and corrections in a timely manner in order to ensure substantial completion of the Work by the Substantial Completion Date. Contractor's failure to advise FedEx of the existence of any such discrepancies, omissions, ambiguities or conflicts within 30 calendar days after the Effective Date will constitute Contractor’s acknowledgment that none exist in the Contract Documents. In addition, Contractor acknowledges that FedEx has not made any warranties, guarantees or representations of any kind regarding the sufficiency of the Contract Documents (i.e., the extent to which the Contract Documents are complete, accurate, coordinated or adequate for bidding or the performance of the Work) or any other matter relating to the Work. FedEx has provided data or information to Contractor for Contractor’s information only and not as a representation or warranty. FedEx is not responsible for the accuracy of any such data or information or any deduction, interpretation or conclusion that Contractor draws from it. (c) FedEx will not be responsible for, and the Contractor’s Fee will not be adjusted by reason of, any damages resulting from any discrepancies, omissions, ambiguities or conflicts in the Contract Documents that Contractor does not note in accordance with the terms of Section 10.02(b).
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Sufficiency of Contract Documents. (a) The Contract Documents are to be taken as mutually explanatory of one another. The Contractor shall provide everything necessary for the proper execution of the Works until its completion according to the true intent and meaning of the Contract Documents taken together whether the true intent and meaning may or may not be particularly shown or described PROVIDED THAT it can be reasonably inferred therefrom. (b) If the Contractor shall find any discrepancy in or divergence between any two or more of the Contract Documents including a discrepancy or divergence between parts of any one of them, he shall immediately give to the S.O. a written notice specifying the discrepancy or divergence and the S.O. shall issue instructions in regard thereto PROVIDED ALWAYS that such discrepancy or divergence shall not vitiate this Contract.
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