Site Readiness Clause Samples
The Site Readiness clause defines the requirements and conditions that must be met to ensure a project site is adequately prepared for the commencement of work. Typically, this clause outlines responsibilities such as clearing debris, ensuring access, providing necessary utilities, and confirming that all permits or approvals are in place before contractors begin their tasks. Its core practical function is to prevent delays and disputes by clearly establishing when a site is considered ready, thereby facilitating a smooth project start and reducing the risk of interruptions due to unpreparedness.
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Site Readiness. The Buyer shall notify the Seller in writing on the exact date when the Equipment may be installed at least 4 weeks prior to such date, ensuring that the deadline for the performance hereunder is maintained. The Buyer shall invite the Seller, with sufficient advance prior to the Equipment installation, to inspect the premises into which the Equipment will be installed, so that any potential defects or deficiencies may be removed prior to installation pursuant to Section 4.1. The Buyer shall be obliged to allow the Seller, once the deadline set forth in Section 8.1 hereof expires, to install the equipment at the place of performance. The Buyer reserves the right to extend the installation deadline by a written notification to the Seller (delivered to the address specified in 1.2 hereof), if organizational reasons on his part warrant so.
Site Readiness. Site readiness describes the minimum Site requirements related to circuit entrance and/or demarcation extension, power (including an alternative or power source), environmental, ground, security, and overall Site preparations for a successful installation of Business Wi-Fi. Customer is responsible for all negotiations, permits and communications with the building owner/leasing agent as it relates to Site construction and readiness, including but not limited to: (i) notifying Sprint and the LEC when all Site readiness requirements have been met and (ii) providing a suitable environment for equipment based on manufacture specifications. Business Wi-Fi requires a consistent power source. Therefore Customer must provide a back-up power source via generator, uninterrupted power supply, or other conventional backup/conditioning devices.
Site Readiness. REVIEW (SRR) This review shall review the readiness of the SAS site to accept delivery and installation of the Contractor SAS equipment. • Facilities Requirement Specification; 2 SAS site
Site Readiness. 28 • Validate System for production use. • Conduct operational readiness assessment. 29 • Ensure all items on Go Live readiness checklist have been completed prior to Go Live. 30 • Manage site communication plan. 31 • Create Go Live schedule for COUNTY resources in conjunction with the contractor. 32 • Provide command center for Go Live period.
Site Readiness. If the Subcontractor enters onto a job site that has not been cleaned by the prior ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, the Subcontractor shall contact Contractor immediately, and the cleanup due to the prior work shall be the responsibility of Contractor. If Subcontractor is unable to contact Contractor, the Subcontractor shall make a written list of the necessary clean up, and submit the list to Contractor. If Contractor is not contacted as provided above, the Subcontractor shall be responsible for cleaning up the job site in preparation for its own work including scraps, leftover materials and waste from both the prior work and the Subcontractor’s work. By commencing work under this Master Agreement, the Subcontractor accepts the cleanup work as previously performed by others and the existing substrate.
Site Readiness. The provisions of Section 9.7 are only applicable to Work performed by COCs, or as otherwise specified in the Purchase Order.
Site Readiness. At installation, if Easylife Kitchens finds that the structure is defective or does not conform to modern day standards, they reserve the right to suspend the installation until such time as the site is made ready by the Client, or alternatively amend the quotation to allow for the installation to accommodate such defects, if the defect was not noticeable at time of quoting;
Site Readiness. Contractor shall provide requirements for site readiness to District at least thirty (30) days prior to installation. Contractor is required to advise District of any special considerations, including but not limited to: (a) space restrictions, e.g., vibrations, electromagnetic, radiation, heat, dust, etc.; (b) known compatibility issues with other equipment.
Site Readiness. If the Subcontractor enters onto a job site that has not been cleaned by the prior ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, the Subcontractor shall contact Contractor immediately by sending email to the project specific email address listed in the Project Release. Subcontractor’s email shall detail the site conditions or substrate deficiencies and the necessary cleanup. If Subcontractor does not notify Contractor of any site conditions or substrate deficiencies immediately and commences work, Subcontractor assumes all responsibilities or additional costs. It is the Subcontractor’s responsibility to ensure that the site is ready for the next Trade. If the site is not left in the condition that allows the next Trade to effectively perform their work, Subcontractor will be responsible for any additional costs incurred by Contractor or next Trade related to improving the condition of the site to a workable state. Contractor will provide written notification allowing 24 hours for Subcontractor to correct the site conditions. By commencing work under this Master Agreement, the Subcontractor accepts the site conditions as previously performed by others and the existing substrates.