DEFICIENCY LIST Clause Samples

A deficiency list clause outlines the process for identifying and documenting incomplete or unsatisfactory work in a project, typically near completion. It specifies how deficiencies are recorded, who is responsible for addressing them, and the timeframe for their correction—often involving inspections and formal lists of outstanding items. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of remaining obligations before final acceptance, helping to guarantee that the project meets agreed standards and reducing disputes over incomplete work.
DEFICIENCY LIST. Upon completion of each Medicaid Provider Survey, DPHE shall prepare a written statement of Deficiencies identifying any standards the provider failed to meet. The written statement of Deficiencies shall be entered into the CMS Automated Survey Processing Environment (ASPEN) system and sent to HCPF to the designated email address. Provider plans of correction shall be made available to HCPF via the DPHE website and upon HCPF request.
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DEFICIENCY LIST. .1 The Property Manager shall, within the first thirty (30) days of the Contract commencement, prepare a list of deficiencies within the Property. This deficiency list shall be reviewed by the Minister and upon authorization by the Minister to correct part or all of the deficiencies, the Property Manager shall proceed to rectify these accordingly and process the cost as Extra Work. .2 The Minister shall perform an inspection of the Property thirty (30) days prior to the expiry of the Contract to determine if it has been maintained in accordance with the contract requirements. The Property Manager shall correct Contract deficiencies prior to expiry of the Contract or the Minister will make the necessary corrections and deduct the costs from the final billing reconciliation.
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DEFICIENCY LIST. 1 The Property Manager shall, within the first thirty (30) days of the Contract commencement, prepare a list of deficiencies within the Property. This deficiency list shall be reviewed by the Minister and upon authorization by the Minister to correct part or all of the deficiencies, the Property Manager shall proceed to rectify these accordingly and process the costs as Direct Costs.
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DEFICIENCY LIST. (a) Prior to, and as a condition of, issuance of the Certificate of Construction Completion, Design-Builder shall, in co-operation with the City, prepare a complete list of Construction Completion Deficiencies and deliver to the City the list of Construction Completion Deficiencies, together with the Design-Builder’s reasonable estimate of the cost to correct each such Construction Completion Deficiency. (b) Subject to the right of the parties to refer matters related to the accuracy or completeness of the list of Construction Completion Deficiencies to the Dispute Resolution Procedure, the list of Construction Completion Deficiencies shall include all items required by the City to be included on such list.
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