Contractor to Examine Information Clause Samples

The "Contractor to Examine Information" clause requires the contractor to thoroughly review all relevant documents, site conditions, and project information before commencing work. This typically includes examining drawings, specifications, and any other materials provided by the client to ensure the contractor fully understands the scope and requirements of the project. By mandating this due diligence, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, reduces the risk of errors or omissions, and allocates responsibility to the contractor for being adequately informed before starting the job.
Contractor to Examine Information. The Contractor is deemed to have examined all information and to have made all enquiries relevant to its obligations under this Contract and to be aware of all risks, contingencies, costs, difficulties and other circumstances in any way connected with the performance of its obligations under this Contract.
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