Completeness of the Work Sample Clauses

The 'Completeness of the Work' clause defines the requirement that all contracted tasks and deliverables must be fully finished according to the agreed specifications. In practice, this means the contractor or service provider is responsible for ensuring that every aspect of the project, including any incidental or minor components, is completed before final acceptance. This clause helps prevent disputes over unfinished or missing elements by clearly establishing the expectation of total completion, thereby ensuring the client receives the full benefit of the contract.
Completeness of the Work. The Contractor shall be fully responsible to ensure that the whole Project including each individual component/stretch, is constructed in a manner so that the system as a whole operates as a fully integrated system which is capable of achieving the required output in an efficient and economical manner, and includes all plant, equipment and accessories required for the safe and satisfactory operation of the facilities. To achieve this, the Contractor shall ensure that each individual component performs in a manner which is complementary to that of all other components. Any accessories which are not specifically mentioned in the specifications, but which are usual or necessary for completion of the Works and successful performance of the overall system and facilities shall be provided by the Contractor within the Contract Price.
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