Performance Schedule and Dismantling Status Sample Clauses

The 'Performance Schedule and Dismantling Status' clause defines the timeline and requirements for completing work and subsequently dismantling or removing equipment or installations. It typically outlines specific deadlines for both the performance of contractual obligations and the removal of temporary structures or materials after completion. This clause ensures that all parties are clear on when work must be finished and when the site must be cleared, thereby preventing delays, disputes, or lingering liabilities related to leftover materials or incomplete dismantling.
Performance Schedule and Dismantling Status. (a) The Contractor shall prepare and submit an updated performance schedule, which clearly compares actual progress against the baseline performance schedule. (b) An updated Obsolete Vessel (s) profile drawing color coded and integrated to the performance schedule, which clearly displays, by location, the level of progress associated with hazmat remediation and structural dismantling. (c) Identification of the deck to which the Obsolete Vessel has/have been dismantled.
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