Quality of the Works Clause Samples

The 'Quality of the Works' clause sets the standard that all work performed under the contract must meet specified quality requirements. It typically requires that materials, workmanship, and completed works conform to agreed-upon specifications, industry standards, or regulatory codes. For example, it may obligate the contractor to use approved materials and ensure that construction methods result in a durable and safe finished product. This clause ensures that the client receives work that meets their expectations and legal standards, reducing the risk of defects and disputes over workmanship.
Quality of the Works. ‌ 16.1.1 Without prejudice to their obligations in respect of design of the Works at Section 13, the Participants must ensure that the Works are constructed: so as to enable the Works to be completed at the lowest Actual Outturn Cost consistent with meeting all the requirements of this Agreement; in accordance with: (a) the commitments in Section 5; (b) the VFM Statement; (c) the Project Proposal; (d) the Scope of Works; (e) all Consents, applicable Standards and Applicable Law; (f) Good Industry Practice; and in a manner that: (a) is in compliance with the Metrolinx Customer Charter and the Safety Charter; (b) is in compliance with all rules, restrictions, requirements and constraints set forth in this Agreement; (c) will not impair the ability of the Owner, the Owner’s Representative, any Province Person or any Governmental Authority to comply with Applicable Law; and (d) will not impair the performance of Governmental Activities.
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Quality of the Works. Without prejudice to their obligations in respect of design of the Works at clause 14, the Participants must ensure that the Works are constructed:
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