Common use of Unsatisfactory Work Clause in Contracts

Unsatisfactory Work. If any of the work done, or material, goods, or equipment provided by the Contractor, is unsatisfactory to the County the Contractor must, upon notice from the County, immediately remove at the Contractor's expense such unsatisfactory work, material, goods, or equipment and replace the same with work, material, goods, or equipment satisfactory to the County. If the Contractor fails to do so after fifteen (15) days the County shall have the right to remove or replace the rejected work, material, goods, or equipment at the expense of the Contractor and offset the expense and administrative costs against any sums owed to the Contractor. This provision applies during the Contract term and during any warranty or guarantee period. At the Project Officer’s discretion, rather than correction or replacement of the work, an appropriate adjustment to the Contract Amount may be made.

Unsatisfactory Work. If any of the work Work done, or material, goods, or equipment provided by the Contractor, is unsatisfactory to the County the Contractor must, upon notice from the County, immediately remove at the Contractor's expense such unsatisfactory workWork, material, goods, or equipment and replace the same with workWork, material, goods, or equipment satisfactory to the County. If the Contractor fails to do so after fifteen Fifteen (15) calendar days the County shall have the right to remove or replace the rejected workWork, material, goods, or equipment at the expense of the Contractor and offset the expense and administrative costs against any sums owed to the Contractor. This provision applies during the Contract term and during any warranty or guarantee period. At the Project Officer’s discretion, rather than correction or replacement of the workWork, an appropriate adjustment to the Contract Amount may be made.