FIRST AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • July 24th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • April 24th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
SECOND AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • July 24th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • July 19th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • February 28th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
SECOND AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • July 18th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
OWNER AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK SERVICES AGREEMENT JAMES B. PIRTLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.Owner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • May 2nd, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE OWNER AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK SERVICES AGREEMENT HORUS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC./GREATER BAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., JOINT VENTUREOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • March 14th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
SECOND AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • July 18th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE OWNER AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK SERVICES AGREEMENT URBAN BUILDING SYSTEMS, INC.Owner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • June 27th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
SECOND AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • June 28th, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE OWNER AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK SERVICES AGREEMENTOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • April 3rd, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
FIRST AMENDMENT TO THEOwner and Construction Management at Risk Services Agreement • May 1st, 2007
Prior to execution of this Amendment, the Owner and the Construction Manager have spent considerable time studying the scope of work, drawings, plans and specifications as described more particularly in the Construction Manager’s GMP Proposal. The Construction Manager has had full access to the Architect and all Engineers to ascertain the complete scope of the Project. Furthermore, the Owner has encouraged the Construction Manager to verify all drawings and specifications for complete accuracy with all Governmental Agencies having jurisdiction over the Construction Manager’s Work. The Construction Manager represents to the best of his knowledge after careful review that the above described documents are currently complete and sufficient to provide buildings with substantially complete and functional systems, and to furnish a Guaranteed Maximum Price. Therefore, the Construction Manager will not make claims for change orders for omissions of items that are reasonably inferable from the
