Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after:
Work Order Requirements. Paragraph 4 in the original Agreement is deleted and replaced by the following amended paragraph 4: The Developer must procure a New Mexico licensed Contractor to construct the improvements per the specifications contained in the City-approved construction drawings. The Contractor shall provide proof of proper licensure to complete the improvements. If the Contractor that has been identified by the Developer does not possess all of the proper licenses for the improvements then proof of proper licensure of the subcontractors must be provided. The Developer’s Contractor shall obtain a Performance & Warranty bond and a Labor & Materials bond utilizing the bond templates provided and approved by the City. The mandatory bonds obtained by the Contractor are independent of, and in addition to, the Financial Guaranty provided by the Developer. If the Developer or the City determines that the Contractor failed to faithfully construct or maintain the specified and warranted work, the Developer and the City shall each have standing to make claim on the applicable bonds.
Work Order Requirements. City agrees to issue Notices to Proceed ("NTP"), which shall specify the beginning and end dates of the Projects, the total cost of the Projects, and shall serve as notice to the District to proceed with the Projects. The District shall satisfy the following conditions before the City issues an NTP:
Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a work order after: The Subdivider causes to be submitted all documents, and meets all requirements listed in the Subdivision Ordinance and Construction Standards. The Subdivider complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City Subdivision Ordinance, the City Construction Standards Regulations, the City Excavation Ordinance, the applicable Stormwater Ordinance, and pays the required City fees.
Work Order Requirements. Each Work Order will include the following information, as applicable: (i) the designated Purchaser; (ii) a description of the Services and Deliverables to be performed and provided by Contractor under the Work Order; (iii) the work schedule, including commencement, completion and delivery dates for the Services and Deliverables; (iv) the fees to be paid to Contractor under the Work Order for the Services and Deliverables; (v) any Assumptions that apply to the Services and Deliverables; (vi) whether any acceptance testing is required, and if so, the procedures for testing and acceptance of the Services and Deliverables by Customer; and (vii) any other terms and conditions applicable to the Services or Deliverables. For purposes of this Section 3.1, the term “Assumption” means a statement that is stipulated by the Parties to a Work Order, describing an event which must occur, a condition which must be satisfied, a factor that must be present or a risk that must fail to materialize, in order for particular Services to be performed or a particular milestone to be achieved; provided, however, that a statement constitutes an Assumption only if (a) its success or failure is outside of Contractor’s control and (b) it is explicitly characterized as an Assumption and labeled as such in the Work Order.
Work Order Requirements. City agrees to issue a NTP, which shall specify the beginning 1 REVISED 6/26/2023 and end dates of the Project, the total cost of the Project, and shall serve as notice to the Developer to proceed with the Project. The Developer shall satisfy the following conditions before the City issues an NTP:
