Design Errors or Omissions Sample Clauses
The 'Design Errors or Omissions' clause defines the responsibilities and liabilities of parties regarding mistakes or oversights in design documents or specifications. Typically, this clause outlines the process for identifying, reporting, and correcting such errors, and may specify who bears the costs associated with necessary changes or delays. Its core function is to allocate risk and ensure that any design flaws are addressed promptly, minimizing disputes and project disruptions.
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Design Errors or Omissions. The CM acknowledges that as part of its Pre-Construction Phase Services it shall participate in the development and review of the Construction Documents. CM’s participation in the design development process will be instrumental in preparing its Guaranteed Maximum Price Proposal for the Work. Before submitting its Guaranteed Maximum Price Proposal, the CM shall have reviewed the drawings, specifications and other Construction Documents and shall have notified the Owner and A/E of any errors, omissions or discrepancies in the documents of which it is aware. CM shall not make or be entitled to any claim for any adjustment to the Contract Time or the Contract Sum for errors or omissions in the Construction Documents that CM discovered or, in the exercise of reasonable care, should have discovered in CM’s Pre-Construction Phase design review process that CM did not bring to the attention of the Owner and the A/E in a timely manner.
Design Errors or Omissions. The Contractor acknowledges that prior to executing this Agreement, the Contractor reviewed the drawings, specifications and other Construction Documents and shall have notified the Owner of any errors, omissions, or discrepancies in the documents of which it was aware. Contractor shall not make or be entitled to any claim for any adjustment to the Contract Time Requirements or the Contract Sum for errors or omissions in the Construction Documents that Contractor discovered or, in the exercise of its standard of care as a contractor and not as a design professional, should reasonably have discovered using Ordinary Diligence as defined in the UGC, in the request for proposal process and did not bring to the attention of the Owner in a timely manner.
Design Errors or Omissions. The ▇▇▇▇ Contractor acknowledges that as part of its Pre- Construction Phase Services it shall participate in the development and review of the Construction Documents. The ▇▇▇▇ Contractor’s participation in the design development process will be instrumental in preparing its Guaranteed Maximum Price for the Work. Before submitting its Guaranteed Maximum Price, the ▇▇▇▇ Contractor must have reviewed the drawings, specifications, and other Construction Documents and must have notified CPRA and Designer of any errors, omissions or discrepancies in the documents of which it is aware. The ▇▇▇▇ Contractor shall not make or be entitled to any claim for any adjustment to the Contract Time or the Contract sum for errors or omissions in the Construction Documents that ▇▇▇▇ Contractor discovered or, in the exercise of reasonable care, should have discovered in ▇▇▇▇ Contractor’s Pre-Construction Phase design review process that ▇▇▇▇ Contractor did not bring to the attention of CPRA in a timely manner.
Design Errors or Omissions. Any design errors or omissions noted by the Subcontractor shall be reported promptly to the Contractor in writing and in no event after the time required in the Contract Documents.
Design Errors or Omissions. The Contractor acknowledges that prior to executing this Agreement, the Contractor reviewed the drawings, specifications and other Construction Documents and shall have notified the Owner of any errors, omissions or discrepancies in the documents of which it was aware. Contractor shall not make or be entitled to any claim for any adjustment to the Contract Time Requirements or the Contract Sum for errors or omissions in the Construction Documents that Contractor discovered or, in the exercise of its standard of care as a contractor and not as a design professional, should have discovered in the request for proposal process and did not bring to the attention of the Owner in a timely manner.
Design Errors or Omissions. Generally, errors or omissions in the Drawings or Specifications that could not reasonably have been anticipated or discovered by the Contractor before the MACC was established. However, design errors and omissions do not include, for example: (1) failure to coordinate between trades; (2) requirements of the Specifications that are not specifically shown in Drawings; (3) requirements of the Drawings that are not specifically described in the Specifications; or (4) design changes made at the request of the Contractor in order to facilitate the constructability of the Project. The failure of the Architect to specify every detail in the Construction Documents does not eliminate the requirement for the Contractor to provide at least a standard commercially available detail that can serve the basic functions of the design.
Design Errors or Omissions. Before proceeding with the Work, the Design/Build Contractor shall review the drawings, specifications and other Contract Documents and notify the Owner of any errors, omissions, or discrepancies in the documents of which it is aware. Design/Build Contractor is responsible for discovering and correcting any error, omission, conflict, inconsistency, or lack of clarity, in the Contract Documents prepared by Design/Build Contractor or its Project Architect/Engineer. Design/Build Contractor shall be responsible for all costs, including the cost of redoing or remedying the Work and time delays, resulting from any error or omission in the Contract Documents.
Design Errors or Omissions. The CM acknowledges that as part of its Pre-Construction Phase Services it shall participate in the development and review of the Construction Documents. CM’s