CONSTRUCTION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING Clause Samples

The 'Construction, Testing and Commissioning' clause defines the obligations and procedures related to building, evaluating, and officially starting up a project or facility. It typically outlines the standards and timelines for construction activities, the requirements for testing systems or equipment to ensure they meet specified criteria, and the steps necessary for formal commissioning, such as inspections or certifications. This clause ensures that the completed work is safe, functional, and compliant with contractual and regulatory requirements, thereby reducing the risk of defects or operational failures after handover.
CONSTRUCTION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING. Construction Responsibilities of the Company
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CONSTRUCTION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING. 26 5.1. Construction Responsibilities of the Company 26 5.2. Further Responsibilities Related to Construction 27 5.3. Warranties on Design and Construction 27 5.4. Independent Verifier 28 5.5. Design, Drawings and Other Documents 29 5.6. Testing and Commissioning 32 5.7. Performance Security 33 5.8. Liquidated Damages for Delay 34 5.9. Project Milestone Schedule 35 5.10. Discovered Heritage Resources 36 5.11. Financing of Project 37 5.12. Importation of Equipment and Materials 38 6. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 38 6.1. Operation and Maintenance Responsibilities 38 6.2. Operating Procedures 39 6.3. Operating Security 41 6.4. Company Staff 41 6.5. Planned Downtime; Maintenance Program and Schedule 41 6.6. Unplanned Downtime 42 6.7. Parties to Cooperate 42 7. SUPPLY OF SERVICES 42 7.1. Supply and Delivery of Services 42 7.2. Service Level and Quality 43 7.3. Quality Assessment 43 7.4. Changes to Service Quality Requirements 43 8. REVENUES AND PAYMENTS 44 8.1. Revenues 44 8.2. Fares 46 8.3. Commercial Development 46 8.4. Concession Fees 46 8.5. Payment Terms 46 8.6. Manner of Payment 46 8.7. Value-­‐added Tax 46
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CONSTRUCTION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING. 5.1. Construction of New Facilities a) The Operator shall commence the design and construction of the New Facilities within 15 days of the Effective Date. The Operator shall then proceed with construction of the New Facilities with due expedition and without delay. b) The Facilities shall have passed the Performance Tests by the Time for Completion. c) The Operator is entitled to an extension of the Time for Completion if he is or will be delayed either before or after the Time for Completion by any of the following causes: i) a change in the Specifications for the New Facilities that delays materially the Time for Completion set out in Schedule 2; ii) a Force Majeure event (as defined in Section 11); iii) physical conditions or circumstances on the site for the New Facilities, which are adverse and were not (by the Effective Date) drawn to the Operator’s attention or within its knowledge (as is evidenced by written records) or foreseeable from the data supplied to the Operator by the Authority;
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CONSTRUCTION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING. 26 6. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 38 7. SUPPLY OF SERVICES 42 8. REVENUES AND PAYMENTS 44
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