Construction Completion definition

Construction Completion means physical construction of a cleanup action component is complete.

Construction Completion means completion of construction with all support facilities for smooth functioning of the Project and Project Facilities.

Construction Completion means full completion of all aspects of the Project in accordance with the Project Requirements, as evidenced by a certificate issued by the Province under Section 5.16;

Examples of Construction Completion in a sentence

• Project Completion Report must be submitted no later than 60 days after the end of Construction Completion as defined in the Attachments of this Agreement.

• Upon issuance of the Certificate of Construction Completion, Design-Builder shall proceed expeditiously to correct each Construction Completion Deficiency listed in the list of Construction Completion Deficiencies by the date that is 120 days after the Construction Completion Date, or such later date as may be reasonably required to provide sufficient time to correct the Construction Completion Deficiencies and that is agreed to by the City, acting reasonably.

• Within 30 days following the Construction Completion Date, the City shall prepare and deliver to Design-Builder a Change Order Confirmation encompassing all of the remaining Design Development Change Record Confirmations.

• APPENDIX 11A‌ PRIME CONTRACTOR DESIGNATION Table 1 - Prime Contractor responsibility Prime Contractor Date From Date To Worksite Design- Builder Occupancy of a Site in accordance with a Notice of Occupancy The earlier of Construction Completion Date and the date on which the Design- Builder has vacated the Site of an Occupied Right-of-Way provided that it has provided the notices as outlined in Schedule 5, Part 1-4.5 [Maintenance During Construction] Section A.

• Each Construction Completion Deficiency listed in the list of Construction Completion Deficiencies shall have its own deadline for completion.

More Definitions of Construction Completion

Construction Completion means the construction of the building is considered complete when a certificate of occupancy or temporary certificate of occupancy is issued for the building to be occupied by inmates.

Construction Completion means that title transfer requirements and construction work have been performed as reflected by the Development's certificate(s) of occupancy and Certificate of Substantial Completion (AIA Form G704) and the final drawdown of funds has been disbursed. In addition, for Developments not layered with Housing Tax Credits, Construction Completion means all modifications requested as a result of the Department’s Final Construction Inspection were cleared as evidenced by receipt of the Closed Final Development Inspection Letter.

Construction Completion has the meaning set forth in Section 8.3.4.

Construction Completion means a level of completion warranting the issuance of a CCC with or without deficiencies. If a CCC is issued with deficiencies, the Engineer shall specify a time frame for the total correction of all deficiencies, as solely determined by the Engineer acting reasonably. Failure to meet the specified time frame for correction will result in the revocation of the current CCC in its’ entirety, and will further result in the Maintenance or Warranty period commencing only upon the date of the total correction of all deficiencies and the issuance of a new CCC.

Construction Completion means the point in the Project when the Town is satisfied that the Work has been completed, the Certificate of Substantial Performance has been received, all deficiencies have been corrected, and the Contractor has delivered to the Town all required documents relating to the Work.

Construction Completion means when all Work specified in the Contract, excluding Work required during the warranty period, has been completed by the Contractor in accordance with the Specifications and Plans and accepted by the Department.

Construction Completion means completion of construction and installation of equipment or infrastructure such that equipment or infrastructure has been placed in full operation, and is expected to both function and perform as designed, as well as completion of in- situ modified operations and maintenance manuals. This specifically includes all control systems and instrumentation necessary for normal operations and all residual handling systems. Certain CSO Control Measures required under this Consent Decree may consist of separate components. For those specified CSO Control Measures consisting of separate components, “Construction Completion” shall not be achieved until the last component is completed.