Common use of Utility Equipment Clause in Contracts

Utility Equipment. At its sole expense, the Contractor shall keep and maintain the exterior and interior of the all utility systems on the Premises (to the point of connection to the Airports Authority’s utility distribution lines; including any transformers, pressure reduction valves or other points of connection installed by the Contractor), fuel storage and dispensing system (above ground storage tanks for fuel, submersible pumps, piping, fuel dispensers, and hoses), drains and appurtenances, in a clean, orderly and safe condition and make all repairs, renewals, and replacements to the same when necessary. The Contractor shall provide at any changeover or extension of utilities or extension of new utilities, a service disconnect means (e.g. water valves, gas valve, or electrical disconnect switch) and also public service/utility company grade revenue meters to record the consumption of each type of utility. The Contractor shall notify the Airports Authority of fuel storage and dispensing system repairs and maintenance. In any event, where damage to any utility service lines is caused by the Contractor, its employees, contractors, suppliers, agents, or invites, the Contractor shall be responsible for the cost of necessary repairs. The Contractor shall respond immediately to correct any and all problems with the utility systems so as to prevent loss and damage to the Premises and Airports Authority property; the Contractor shall restore essential services that have been disrupted by a breakdown of systems; and the Contractor shall eliminate hazards to personnel and equipment.