Review and Approval of the Proposed Master Program Schedule Clause Samples

Review and Approval of the Proposed Master Program Schedule. Upon receipt of the Proposed Master Program Schedule, the Engineer shall review the same within the Applicable Review Period. The Engineer is entitled to reject some or all elements of the Proposed Master Program Schedule if the Engineer determines that the Proposed Master Program Schedule: (i) lacks logic; (ii) is unreasonable or unrealistic; (iii) is incomplete; (iv) may create unsafe working conditions; or (v) is inconsistent with any other requirement (including milestone dates) set out in the Contract Documents, such as a phasing plan or the availability of MTA Group resources. The Engineer shall notify the SI of its acceptance or rejection of the Proposed Master Program Schedule. If the Engineer rejects any element of the Proposed Master Program Schedule, she or he will provide a description of the basis for the rejection of such element. Upon receipt of a rejection notice, the SI shall promptly revise the Proposed Master Program Schedule and resubmit the same to the Engineer for further review within five (5) days. If the Engineer accepts the Proposed Master Program Schedule, it shall be deemed the "Master Program Schedule" for all purposes herein.
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