Estimate for Make-Ready Work Clause Samples
The "Estimate for Make-Ready Work" clause defines the process by which a party provides a cost estimate for preparing a site or equipment for use, typically before installation or construction begins. This clause usually requires the responsible party to assess the scope of necessary preparatory work, such as clearing, repairs, or upgrades, and to present a detailed estimate of the associated costs and timeline to the other party for approval. Its core function is to ensure transparency and predictability in project planning by clarifying expected expenses and responsibilities before work commences, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over unforeseen costs.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event the Utility determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), including Overlashing of an existing Attachment, it will advise Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event District determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), including Overlashing of an existing Attachment, it will, upon request, advise Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event District determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), it will advise Licensee of any estimated Make‐Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment in accordance with Article 3.5 and 6.4.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event Town determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), including Overlashing of an existing Attachment, it will, upon request, advise Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event Utility determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), including Overlashing of an existing Attachment, it will, upon request, advise Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment. Licensee shall have fourteen (14) days to approve the estimate and provide payment in accordance with this Agreement and the specifications of the estimate.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. If Owner determines that it can accommodate Joint User’s request for Attachment(s), it will, upon request, advise Joint User of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment(s). Determination consists of pole loading studies performed by the Joint User and inspection by the Owner.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event DED determines that it can not accommodate a request for Attachment(s), including Overlashing of an existing Attachment, it will, upon request, advise the Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event LP&L determines that it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Wireless Installation(s), it will, upon request, advise Licensee of any estimated Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Wireless Installation. Licensee shall have fourteen (14) days to approve the estimate and provide payment in accordance with this Wireless Installation Agreement and the specifications of the estimate.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. In the event Grant PUD determines it can accommodate Licensee’s request for Attachment(s), it will advise Licensee of any estimated electrical Make-Ready Work charges necessary to accommodate the Attachment in accordance with Article 3.6 and 6.5.
Estimate for Make-Ready Work. If the Licensee has indicated that Make-Ready Work is necessary to accommodate the System on any FPL pole, FPL or FPL's contractor will provide the Licensee with an estimate of the cost of the Make-Ready Work. The estimate shall include the increased cost of larger or stronger poles, remaining life value of poles removed, cost of removal less any salvage recovery and the expense of transferring FPL's Facilities from the old to the new poles and overhead costs, less any credit for betterment. If the Licensee still desires to make the Attachments, it shall return Exhibit 1 marked to so indicate, together with an advance payment for the entire estimated cost of the Make-Ready Work.