SURVEYS, BORINGS AND TEST DATA Sample Clauses

SURVEYS, BORINGS AND TEST DATA. The University shall furnish the Consultant such topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as it may have and the Consultant shall obtain such additional topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as may be required to complete the final working drawings and final specifications for each of the construction contracts. Such additional surveys, borings and data, the obtainment of which is approved in writing by the University, shall be paid for by the University in accordance with the provisions of Section D (4) of Article III. The Consultant agrees that it will make no claim against the University by reason of such surveys, borings and data unless the same are found to be inaccurate and solely as a result thereof the Consultant, in the opinion of the University, is caused to revise and/or redesign all or any part of the Project, in which case the University will compensate the Consultant for such revision and/or redesign pursuant to the provisions of Section D (5) of Article III hereof.
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SURVEYS, BORINGS AND TEST DATA. The University shall furnish the Consultant such topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as it may have and the Consultant shall obtain such additional topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as may be required to complete the study. Such additional surveys, borings and data, the obtainment of which is approved in writing by the University, shall be paid for by the University in the amount expressly approved by the University. .The Consultant agrees that it will make no claim against the University by reason of such surveys, borings and data unless the same are found to be inaccurate and in the opinion of the University, the Consultant is caused to revise all or any part of the Study solely as a result of its inaccuracy. In such case the University will compensate the Consultant in the amount expressly approved by the University. ).
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SURVEYS, BORINGS AND TEST DATA. The University shall furnish the Consultant such topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as it may have and the Consultant shall obtain such additional topographic, utility and property surveys, borings and test pit data as may be required to complete the final working drawings and final specifications for each of the construction contracts. Such additional surveys, borings and data, the obtainment of which is approved in writing by the University, shall be paid for by the University in accordance with the provisions of Article III Section F (4) for construction projects and in accordance with the provisions of Article lll Section G (3)
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