INVESTIGATION AND PROJECT PROPOSAL Clause Samples

The 'Investigation and Project Proposal' clause outlines the process by which a party, typically a contractor or consultant, conducts an initial assessment or investigation of a project site or requirements and subsequently prepares a formal proposal for the project's execution. This clause usually specifies the scope of the investigation, such as site visits, data collection, or feasibility studies, and details the format and content expected in the resulting project proposal. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties have a clear, agreed-upon understanding of the project's parameters and deliverables before any substantive work begins, thereby reducing misunderstandings and aligning expectations.
INVESTIGATION AND PROJECT PROPOSAL. 6 5.1 Development and approval of scope of work 6 5.2 Development and approval of Project Proposal 6 5.3 Separable Portions 7 6.1 Commencement and duration of Alliance Works 7 6.2 Compensation for Alliance Works 7 6.3 Set-off 7 6.4 Date for Completion 7 6.5 Certificate of Completion 7 6.6 Certificate of Final Completion 8
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INVESTIGATION AND PROJECT PROPOSAL. 5.1 Development and approval of scope of work (a) We will carry out investigations to enable us to recommend to RTA a scope of work for the Alliance Works as contemplated under clause 5.1(b). (b) The scope of work referred to in clause 5.1(a) must: (i) be delivered by us to RTA within 60 Business Days after the date of this Agreement or such other period agreed in writing by RTA; (ii) include the concept design for the new upgrade; and (iii) set out an appropriately detailed estimate of the cost of the scope of work. (c) Following receipt by RTA of the scope of work referred to in clauses 5.1(a) and (b), RTA may, in its discretion, elect to: (i) approve the scope of work by notice in writing to the NOPs, in which case, clause 5.2 will apply on and from the date of that notice; (ii) request the Participants to: (A) carry out further investigations in relation to the proposed scope of work; (B) amend the proposed scope of work to take into consideration the findings derived from the further investigations carried out by the Participants or any other amendments as otherwise required by RTA; and (C) re-submit the amended scope of work to RTA for approval in accordance with this clause 5.1(c); or (iii) give the ALT a notice in writing informing the ALT that the Alliance Works will not proceed, in which case, clause 11.1(a) will apply on and from the date of that notice.
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INVESTIGATION AND PROJECT PROPOSAL. 10 6. ALLIANCE WORKS 11
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