Time for Proposing Substitution Sample Clauses

Time for Proposing Substitution. All requests for Substitutions shall be made within ten (10) days of the issuance of a Notice to Proceed. Failure to timely submit a Substitution request shall constitute a waiver by Contractor and an acceptance of the specified systems, processes, products and materials. Late Submittals may be considered only when the District Representative consents in writing, and the District’s best interests so require.
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Time for Proposing Substitution. All requests for Substitutions shall be made within the same time requirement for initial Submittals. Failure to timely submit a Substitution request shall constitute a waiver by Contractor and an acceptance of the specified systems, processes, products and materials. Late Submittals may be considered only when the District Representative consents in writing, and the District’s best interests so require.
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