Existing Foundations, Structures and Work Clause Samples

The "Existing Foundations, Structures and Work" clause defines the responsibilities and considerations regarding any pre-existing elements at a construction or project site. It typically outlines how existing foundations, buildings, or previously completed work should be identified, protected, or integrated with new work, and may require the contractor to inspect and report on the condition of these elements before commencing new construction. This clause helps prevent disputes by clarifying who is responsible for damage to existing structures and ensures that all parties are aware of the condition and treatment of prior work, thereby reducing the risk of unforeseen complications during the project.
Existing Foundations, Structures and Work. Seller shall be solely responsible for the consequences of incorporating into the Work any existing foundations, structures, Work, equipment or materials including, without limitation, any existing piling, floor slabs and culverts. To the extent that the same are incorporated into the Work, such pre—existing items shall be subject to the applicable conditions as if they were supplied by Seller hereunder. Without prejudice to the foregoing, Seller shall notify Buyer’s Representative of its intention to incorporate any existing foundations, structures, Work, equipment or materials into the Work other than those specifically identified in the Agreement as soon as is practicable and seek the prior written consent of Buyer’s Representative to the use or utilization thereof, which consent may be withheld in the sole discretion of Buyer’s Representative.
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Existing Foundations, Structures and Work. Contractor shall be solely responsible for the consequences of incorporating into the Work any existing foundations, structures, Equipment or Materials including any existing piling, floor slabs and culverts. To the extent that the same are incorporated into the Work, such pre-existing items shall be subject to the conditions as if they were supplied by Contractor hereunder. Contractor shall notify Company of its intention to incorporate any existing foundations, structures, Equipment or Materials into the Work other than those specifically identified in the Contract as soon as is reasonably practicable and shall seek the prior written consent of Company for the use or utilization thereof, which consent may be withheld in the sole discretion of Company.
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Existing Foundations, Structures and Work. Contractor shall be solely responsible for the consequences of incorporating into the Work of any existing foundations, structures, Work, equipment or materials including, without limitation, any existing piling, floor slabs and culverts. To the extent that the same are incorporated into the Work, such pre—existing items shall be subject to the conditions as if they were supplied by Contractor hereunder. Without prejudice to the foregoing, Contractor shall notify Company’s Representative of its intention to incorporate any existing foundations, structures, Work, equipment or materials into the Work other than those specifically identified in the Contract as soon as is practicable and seek the prior written consent of Company’s Representative to the use or utilization thereof, which consent may be withheld in the sole discretion of Company’s Representative.
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