Common use of Daily Construction Reports Clause in Contracts

Daily Construction Reports. Subcontractor must submit Daily Construction Reports (DCR) to Contractor’s superintendent on a daily basis pursuant to the Daily Construction Report Form included in the Project Manual. If the DCR includes information about any potential Claim for interruption, hindrance or delay impacts or additional costs, Subcontractor must provide written notice to the Contractor’s project manager within 2 business days. All Claims for delay impacts are subject to the provisions set forth in Article 4. Failure to

Daily Construction Reports. Subcontractor must submit Daily Construction Reports (“DCR”) to Contractor’s superintendent on a daily basis pursuant to the Daily Construction Report Form included in the Project Manual. If the DCR includes information about any potential Claim claim for interruption, hindrance or delay impacts or additional costs, Subcontractor must provide written notice to the Contractor’s project manager within 2 business days. All Claims claims for delay impacts are subject to the provisions set forth in Article 4. Failure toto provide Contractor’s project manager with 2 business days’ written notice of any claim included in a DCR constitutes a waiver of claims.