Contractors and Consulting Engineers Sample Clauses

The 'Contractors and Consulting Engineers' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and relationships between contractors and consulting engineers engaged in a project. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of work for each party, establishes lines of communication, and sets expectations for collaboration, such as requiring contractors to follow the technical guidance of consulting engineers or mandating regular progress reporting. Its core practical function is to ensure clear delineation of duties and authority, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and facilitating efficient project execution.
Contractors and Consulting Engineers. At any time, the City shall have the right to retain consulting engineers and architects to perform services for the City (which shall be at the City’s expense, unless the City must perform inspections as a result of Developer’s failure to meet the Final Plans then such expenses will be at Developer’s expense) including, without limitation: (a) to make periodic inspections with reasonable advance notice to Developer for the purpose of assuring that construction is in accordance with the Final Plans and the requirements of this Agreement; (b) to advise the City of the anticipated cost of, and a time for, the completion of construction work; and (c) to review and advise the City of any proposed changes in the construction of the Project. The City’s selection of, and reliance upon, the consulting engineers and architects shall not give rise to any liability on the part of the City for the acts or omissions of the consulting engineers or architects or their employees or agents. Contractors selected for the Project shall be qualified in the City to perform the work, shall be licensed to do business in the State of Wisconsin, shall have experience in providing the type of work and materials required of Developer Improvements, and shall have a good reputation for diligent performance of their obligations under their respective contracts.
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