WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

The Work Scope Requirements clause defines the specific tasks, deliverables, and standards that a contractor or service provider must meet under an agreement. It typically outlines the nature and extent of the work to be performed, including deadlines, quality expectations, and any relevant technical specifications. By clearly detailing what is expected, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes by ensuring both parties have a shared understanding of the project's requirements.
WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS. Buyer shall provide full information regarding requirements for the Materials and Services, including constraints, space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems, site requirements, underground or hidden facilities and structures, and all applicable drawings and specifications. Buyer shall also provide NGrid with reasonable access to the work site, including any plowing of access roadways and staging areas, and, where feasible, shall provide areas near the work site for any NGrid vehicles and work force parking. Unless the Contract provides otherwise, all temporary facilities and utilities necessary to accomplish the Services shall be provided by Buyer. Buyer shall provide transportation, handling, removal and disposal of any chemicals, materials or
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WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS. Buyer shall provide full information regarding requirements for the Materials and Services, including constraints, space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems, site requirements,
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WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS. Buyer shall provide full information regarding requirements for the Materials and Services, including constraints, space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems, site requirements, underground or hidden facilities and structures, and all applicable drawings and specifications. Buyer shall also provide NGrid with reasonable access to the work site, including any plowing of access roadways and staging areas, and, where feasible, shall provide areas near the work site for any NGrid vehicles and work force parking. Unless the Contract provides otherwise, all temporary facilities and utilities necessary to accomplish the Services shall be provided by Buyer. Buyer shall provide transportation, handling, removal and disposal of any chemicals, materials or waste that may be considered hazardous materials requiring special handling or disposal. Other Buyer responsibilities shall be as specified in the Contract. NGrid assumes that all information provided by Buyer is accurate and complete and is relying on such information. To the extent NMPC obtains actual knowledge of facts or conditions regarding the Materials or Services that are additional to or different from those indicated in Buyer-supplied information, or that are previously unknown to Buyer, NGrid shall notify Buyer. If, as a result, any changes in the Materials or Services are required that will result in an increase or decrease in the cost or time of
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WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS. The hired backhoe, skid steer and excavator with operator is expected to be available and able to meet the Service needs of any of the City Engineering branches for various locations throughout the City including the Vancouver Landfill located in Delta, BC. Typical work hours are 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. however, hours will vary daily depending on operation requirements. There is a possibility weekend and after hours work (after 3:30 p.m.) may be required depending on operation needs. In the event of emergencies, same day requests for service may be requested. Below are the typical required capabilities/attachments for each department by equipment type, however, other capabilities/attachments may be required from time to time.
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WORK SCOPE REQUIREMENTS. Buyer shall provide full information regarding requirements for the Materials and Services, including constraints, space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems, site requirements, underground or hidden facilities and structures, and all applicable drawings and specifications. Buyer shall also provide NMPC with reasonable access to the work site, including any plowing of access roadways and staging areas, and, where
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