Common use of Quality Assurance Program Clause in Contracts

Quality Assurance Program. Construction Manager must establish and implement, in consultation with the Inspector, a quality assurance program to review the Contractor(s)'s quality management program, and monitor the quality and workmanship of construction for conformity with: 5.15.1. Accepted industry standards; 5.15.2. Applicable laws, rules, codes, or ordinances; 5.15.3. The Contractor(s)’s contract documents; and 5.15.4. The established or approved inspection and testing schedule. 5.15.5. Where it has been determined by the Design Team and/or Inspector(s) that the work of a Contractor(s) does not conform as set forth above, Construction Manager must notify the Project Manager and: 5.15.5.1. Notify the Contractor(s) of the non-conforming work, even if the Inspector(s) already notified the Contractor(s); and 5.15.5.2. Take any and all action(s) permitted by, and in accordance with, the Contractor(s)’s contract documents and California law to compel the Contractor(s) to correct the work.

Quality Assurance Program. Construction Manager must establish and implement, in consultation with the Inspector, a quality assurance program to review the Contractor(s)'s quality management program, and monitor the quality and workmanship of construction for conformity with: 5.15.14.15.1. Accepted industry standards; 5.15.24.15.2. Applicable laws, rules, codes, or ordinances; 5.15.34.15.3. The Contractor(s)’s contract documents; and 5.15.44.15.4. The established or approved inspection and testing schedule. 5.15.54.15.5. Where it has been determined by the Design Team and/or Inspector(s) that the work of a Contractor(s) does not conform as set forth above, Construction Manager must notify the Project Manager and: 5.15.5.14.15.5.1. Notify the Contractor(s) of the non-conforming work, even if the Inspector(s) already notified the Contractor(s); and 5.15.5.24.15.5.2. Take any and all action(s) permitted by, and in accordance with, the Contractor(s)’s contract documents and California law to compel the Contractor(s) to correct the work.