Progress Reports and Consultation Sample Clauses

The Progress Reports and Consultation clause requires one party, typically a contractor or service provider, to regularly update the other party on the status of ongoing work and to engage in discussions as needed. This may involve submitting written progress reports at agreed intervals and participating in meetings or consultations to address project developments or issues. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency, facilitate communication, and allow for timely identification and resolution of potential problems during the course of a project.
Progress Reports and Consultation. General Contractor shall submit to Owner by the sixteenth (16th) day of each month, or if the sixteenth (16th) is not a Business Day, then on the first Business Day following such day, a written progress report (in form reasonably satisfactory to Owner) which report shall include a description of the progress of the Work, details regarding the completion of any milestones in the Payment Schedule, the status of the supply of goods, materials and Equipment necessary for the completion of the Work, a comparison of the actual schedule of the Work with the Project Schedule, and an evaluation of problems and deficiencies and a description of any planned corrective action with respect thereto, current manpower at site and identification of issues that may be of concern in the future if not timely addressed. The monthly progress report shall be delivered to the Owner, and is required prior to or concurrent with monthly invoices. GEC shall promptly notify Owner in writing at any time if GEC has reason to believe that there will be a material deviation in the Project Schedule which may result in GEC failing to meet a Guaranteed Completion Date or may affect the time required for Owner to perform any of its obligations under Article 4 above, and Contractor will specify in said notice any corrective action planned to be taken by Contractor. LIMA/GEC/EPC 24 Confidential Business Information
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Progress Reports and Consultation. Contractor shall submit to Owner by the sixteenth (16th) day of each month, or if the sixteenth (16th) is not a Business Day, then on the first Business Day following such day, a written progress report (in form reasonably satisfactory to Owner) which report shall include a description of the progress of the Work, details regarding the completion of any milestones in the Payment Schedule, the status of the supply of goods, materials and Equipment necessary for the completion of the Work, a comparison of the actual schedule of the Work with the Project Schedule, and an evaluation of problems and deficiencies and a description of any planned corrective action with respect thereto. The monthly progress report shall be delivered to the Owner Representative. Contractor shall promptly notify Owner in writing at any time if Contractor has reason to believe that there will be a material deviation in the Project Schedule which may result in Contractor failing to meet a Guaranteed Completion Date or may affect the time required for Owner to perform any of its obligations under Article 4 above, and Contractor will specify in said notice any corrective action planned to be taken by Contractor.
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