Indicated and Inferable Work and Services Clause Samples
The "Indicated and Inferable Work and Services" clause defines the contractor's obligation to perform not only the tasks explicitly listed in the contract documents but also those that can be reasonably inferred as necessary to complete the project as intended. In practice, this means that if certain work or services are not specifically mentioned but are required for the proper execution or functioning of the project, the contractor is still responsible for carrying them out. This clause ensures that there are no gaps in the scope of work, preventing disputes over unlisted but necessary tasks and promoting a comprehensive approach to project completion.
Indicated and Inferable Work and Services. The Contractor shall, without any additional compensation, as part of the Contract Work, perform all work and services that are indicated on or inferable from any of the Contract Documents including, without limitation, any of the following:
21.2.1 work or services indicated on the Drawings and Design Specifications but not called for in the other parts of the Contract Documents;
21.2.2 work or services called for in other parts of the Contract Documents but not indicated on the Drawings and Design Specifications;
21.2.3 work and services that are customary, standard construction practices or otherwise essential to perform the Contract properly; or
21.2.4 any other matters not expressly included in the Contract Documents, but which are reasonably inferable therefrom as being necessary to produce the intended results.