Common use of Rejected Work Clause in Contracts

Rejected Work. ‌ In the case that Works are not according to standard or otherwise have been determined to be unacceptable, the Contractor must: a. Promptly remove, re-execute or replace any and all rejected Work or Product whether incorporated in the Work or not, which has been identified by the City as not conforming to the Contract Documents. b. Bear all costs related to the removal, re-fabrication or replacement of rejected Work or Product including delays or damage to the Work of any other contractor. Correction is required whether or not the rejected Work or Product was previously overlooked by the City or did not become apparent until a later time. c. Reimburse the City for any additional engineering, inspection, testing or other related costs incurred in respect of rejected Work or Product whether or not the Work or Product are rejected or are accepted at a reduced price.

Rejected Work. ‌ In the case that Works are not according to standard or otherwise have been determined to be unacceptable, the Contractor must: a. Promptly remove, re-execute or replace any and all rejected Work or Product Product, whether incorporated in the Work or not, which has been identified by the City as not conforming to the Contract Documents. b. Bear all costs related to the removal, re-fabrication or replacement of rejected Work or Product including delays or damage to the Work of any other contractor. Correction is required whether or not the rejected Work or Product was previously overlooked by the City or did not become apparent until a later time. c. Reimburse the City for any additional engineering, inspection, testing or other related costs incurred in respect of rejected Work or Product whether or not the Work or Product are rejected or are accepted at a reduced price.

Rejected Work. ‌ In the case that Works are not according to standard or otherwise have been determined to be unacceptable, the Contractor must: a. i. Promptly remove, re-execute or replace any and all rejected Work or Product whether incorporated in the Work or not, which has been identified by the City as not conforming to the Contract Documents. b. ii. Bear all costs related to the removal, re-fabrication or replacement of rejected Work or Product including delays or damage to the Work of any other contractor. Correction is required whether or not the rejected Work or Product was previously overlooked by the City or did not become apparent until a later time. c. iii. Reimburse the City for any additional engineering, inspection, testing or other related costs incurred in respect of rejected Work or Product whether or not the Work or Product are rejected or are accepted at a reduced price.