Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities Clause Samples

The Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities clause defines the initial tasks and studies that must be completed before the main project work begins. This typically includes site assessments, feasibility studies, design schematics, and obtaining necessary permits or approvals. By outlining these early-stage requirements, the clause ensures that all foundational planning and technical considerations are addressed upfront, reducing the risk of delays or unforeseen issues during later phases of the project.
Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. Developer, through the appropriately qualified and licensed design professionals identified in the Project Management Plan, shall perform or cause to be performed all engineering activities appropriate for development of the Project and the Utility Adjustments included in the Design Work and/or the Construction Work in accordance with the PPA Documents and Good Industry Practice, including (a) technical studies and analyses; (b) geotechnical, seismic, flooding and biological investigations; (c) right-of-way mapping, surveying and appraisals; (d) Utility subsurface investigations and mapping; (e) Hazardous Materials investigations; and (f) design and construction surveys.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. 3.1.1 Unless expressly provided otherwise in this Agreement for specific elements of the Work, Developer shall perform or cause to be performed all preliminary planning and engineering activities appropriate for design and construction of Phase II the Project. 3.1.2 Subject to Sections 4.10, 4.14 and 9.2, Developer shall bear the risk of any incorrect or incomplete review, examination and investigation by it of the Site and surrounding locations and of any incorrect or incomplete information resulting from preliminary engineering activities conducted by Developer, the Department or any other Person. The Department makes no warranties or representations as to any surveys, data, reports or other information provided by the Department or other Persons concerning surface conditions and subsurface conditions, including information related to Utilities and Hazardous Materials, affecting the Site or surrounding locations. Developer acknowledges that such information is for Developer's general reference only.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. ‌ 3.1.1 Unless expressly provided otherwise in this Agreement for specific elements of the Work, Developer shall perform or cause to be performed all preliminary planning and engineering activities appropriate for design and construction of the Phase II Construction. The Department designates Developer as the Department’s consultant pursuant to Section 143(f)(1)(B) of Section 143 to the extent that any such activities constitute project development services under Section 143(f)(1)(A) of Section 143. 3.1.2 Subject to Sections 4.10, 4.16, 9.2 and 9.3, Developer shall bear the risk of any incorrect or incomplete review, examination and investigation by it of the Site and surrounding locations and of any incorrect or incomplete information resulting from preliminary engineering activities conducted by Developer, the Department or any other Person. The Department makes no warranties or representations as to any surveys, data, reports or other information provided by the Department or other Persons concerning surface conditions and subsurface conditions, including information related to Utilities, Hazardous Materials, and archeological, paleontological, cultural and historic resources, affecting the Site or surrounding locations. Developer acknowledges that such information is for Developer's general reference only. The preceding sentence does not affect or limit Developer’s entitlement to compensation and other relief under the terms of this Agreement respecting occurrence of Relief Events.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. Developer, through appropriately qualified and licensed design professionals, as identified in the Project Management Plan, shall furnish or cause to be furnished all preliminary planning and engineering activities appropriate for design and development of the Project in accordance with the Contract Documents and Good Industry Practice.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. 4.2.1 Unless expressly provided otherwise in this Agreement for specific elements of the D&C Work, Developer shall perform or cause to be performed all preliminary planning and engineering activities necessary for the D&C Work. 4.2.2 Except as expressly provided in this Agreement, Developer shall bear the risk of any incorrect or incomplete review, examination and investigation by it of the Work, the Work Site and surrounding locations and of any incorrect or incomplete information resulting from preliminary planning and engineering activities conducted by Developer, the Owner or any other Person. Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, the Owner makes no warranties or representations as to any surveys, data, reports or other information provided by the Owner or other Persons in connection with the Work Site.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. 3.1.1 Unless expressly provided otherwise in this Agreement for specific elements of the Work, Developer shall perform or cause to be performed all preliminary planning and engineering activities appropriate for design and construction of the Phase II Construction. The Department designates Developer as the Department’s consultant pursuant to Section 143(f)(1)(B) of Section 143 to the extent that any such activities constitute project development services under Section 143(f)(1)(A) of Section 143. 3.1.2 Subject to Sections 4.10, 4.16 and 9.2, Developer shall bear the risk of any incorrect or incomplete review, examination and investigation by it of the Site and surrounding locations and of any incorrect or incomplete information resulting from preliminary engineering activities conducted by Developer, the Department or any other Person. The Department makes no warranties or representations as to any surveys, data, reports or other information provided by the Department or other Persons concerning surface conditions and subsurface conditions, including information related to Utilities, Hazardous Materials, and archeological, paleontological, cultural and historic resources, affecting the Site or surrounding locations. Developer acknowledges that such information is for Developer's general reference only.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. Section 4.01 INTENT. The Parties intend that the Authority will be the lead agency for coordination with USACE for planning and engineering activities. The Parties understand and agree that the SEAI and the components described herein must comply with USACE rules and regulations to the extent that such rules and regulations are applicable.
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Preliminary Planning and Engineering Activities. 7 ARTICLE V. 8 PROPERTY INTEREST ACQUISITION 8 ARTICLE VI. 9 CONSTRUCTION 9 ARTICLE VII 11 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 11 ARTICLE VIII 11 FUTURE CHANGES OR ADDITIONS 11 ARTICLE IX. 13 INSURANCE AND LIABILITY 13 ARTICLE X. 13 REIMBURSEMENT OF COSTS 13 ARTICLE XI. 14 INVOICING AND AUDIT 14 ARTICLE XII 15 TERM AND TERMINATION 15 ARTICLE XIII 16
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