Common use of Third Party Contractors Clause in Contracts

Third Party Contractors. 1. Artist shall not unreasonably impede, hinder or delay any third party contractor in the performance of the contractor’s work. Artist shall communicate with any third party contractor who will be performing work which may depend upon, or connect with the Artwork, and Artist agrees to attempt to resolve any disputes or coordination problems with any such third party contractors or others. Except as provided in Subsection 2, below, Artist is not responsible for the services of third party contractors. In the event of conflict between Artist and third party contractors, City will resolve the conflict. 2. If cost impacts result from Artist’s work delaying or impacting any third party contractor resulting in additional charges from that contractor, Artist will be liable for the costs solely attributable to Artist’s (or Artist’s Agents’) delay or impact upon third parties. 3. If any part of Artist’s work depends upon the work of any other person for proper execution or results, Artist shall, prior to proceeding with such work, promptly report to City in writing any discrepancies or defects in such other work which can be identified upon reasonable inspection that would render it unsuitable for proper execution and results. Failure to so notify City shall constitute the Artist’s acceptance of such work as suitable.

Third Party Contractors. 1. A. Artist shall not unreasonably impede, hinder or delay any third party contractor in the performance of the contractor’s work. Artist shall communicate with any third party contractor who will be performing work which may depend upon, or connect with the Artwork, and Artist agrees to attempt to resolve any disputes or coordination problems with any such third party contractors or others. Except as provided in Subsection 2subsection B, below, Artist is not responsible for the services of third party contractors. In the event of conflict between Artist and third party contractors, City will resolve the conflict. 2. B. If cost impacts result from Artist’s work delaying or impacting any third party contractor resulting in additional charges from that contractor, Artist will be liable for the costs solely attributable to Artist’s (or Artist’s Agents’) delay or impact upon third partiesthese costs. 3. C. If any part of Artist’s work depends upon the work of any other person for proper execution or results, Artist shall, prior to proceeding with such work, promptly report to City in writing any discrepancies or defects in such other work which can be identified upon reasonable inspection that would render it unsuitable for proper execution and results. Failure to so notify City shall constitute the Artist’s acceptance of such work as suitable.