Work Near Railroads Sample Clauses

Work Near Railroads. If Subcontractor (including any lower tier subcontractor or supplier) performs any work or conducts any operations within fifty feet (50) of any railroad (including any light rail, fixed rail or other rail system), Subcontractor shall obtain an endorsement of its Commercial General Liability Policy to delete any exclusion, including the “Contractual Liability” exclusion, for work performed within fifty feet (50) of a railroad. A copy of such endorsement shall be provided to Contractor prior to any work or operations by Subcontractor within fifty feet (50) of any railroad. Subcontractor shall also provide any other insurance coverage required by any owner or operator of any rail system.
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Work Near Railroads. If SUBCONTRACTOR (including any lower tier subcontractor or supplier) performs any work or conducts any operations within fifty feet of any railroad (including any light rail, subway system, fixed rail or other rail system), SUBCONTRACTOR must obtain an endorsement of its Commercial General Liability Policy to delete any exclusion, including the “Contractual Liability” exclusion, for work performed within fifty feet of a railroad. A copy of such endorsement must be provided to CONTRACTOR prior to any work or operations by SUBCONTRACTOR within fifty feet of any railroad 7.12 Requirements for SUBCONTRACTOR’s Subcontractors, Vendors, Suppliers and Design Professionals. SUBCONTRACTOR must ensure that all tiers of its subcontractors, vendors, suppliers and design professionals must maintain insurance in like form and amounts contained in this Section 7, must comply with the additional insured requirements as set forth above, and must provide CONTRACTOR with evidence of insurance prior to commencing work. If any of SUBCONTRACTOR’s subcontractors, vendors, suppliers or design professionals do not have insurance coverage to coverage required in this AGREEMENT, SUBCONTRACTOR must indemnify, defend and hold harmless CONTRACTOR for any losses, damages and penalties that may arise as a result of SUBCONTRACTOR’s subcontractors, vendors, suppliers and design professionals.
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Work Near Railroads. If Subcontractor (including any lower tier subcontractor or supplier) performs any work or conducts any operations within fifty feet of any railroad (including any light rail, fixed rail or other rail system), Subcontractor shall obtain an endorsement of its Commercial General Liability Policy to delete any exclusion, including the “Contractual Liability” exclusion, for work performed within fifty feet of a railroad. A copy of such endorsement shall be provided to Direct Contractor prior to any work or operations by Subcontractor within fifty feet of any railroad. In addition, if required by any railroad, the Owner, or the Contract Documents, or any permit or license, Subcontractor shall obtain an endorsement adding the railroad owner or other parties as additional insureds.
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Work Near Railroads. If TRUCKER (including any lower tier subhaulers / subcontractor or supplier) performs any work or conducts any operations within fifty feet of any railroad (including any light rail, fixed rail or other rail system), TRUCKER shall obtain an endorsement of its Commercial General Liability Policy to delete any exclusion, including the “Contractual Liability” exclusion, for work performed within fifty feet of a railroad. A copy of such endorsement shall be provided to PRESTON PIPELINES prior to any work or operations by TRUCKER within fifty feet of any railroad. TRUCKER shall also provide any other insurance coverage required by any owner or operator of any rail system.
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