Surveys of dredge areas Clause Samples

The 'Surveys of dredge areas' clause establishes the requirement for conducting surveys of locations where dredging activities will take place. Typically, this involves specifying when and how surveys should be performed, who is responsible for carrying them out, and the standards or methods to be used. For example, the clause may require pre- and post-dredging surveys to measure the amount of material removed and to verify that the work meets contractual specifications. Its core practical function is to ensure accurate measurement and documentation of dredging operations, thereby preventing disputes over quantities and compliance with project requirements.
Surveys of dredge areas. Upon the completion of each Dredging Works or at a time to be mutually agreed upon between the Contractor and the Engineer's Representative, the Contractor, with the Engineer's Representative in attendance, shall survey the appropriate area with a view to checking whether the dredged areas comply with the technical specifications and for determining payments for dredging works carried out. This area includes: - Navigation channel along the River Barak
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Surveys of dredge areas. Upon the completion of each Dredging Works (including dredging and maintenance of required LAD) or at a time to be mutually agreed upon between the Contractor and the Engineer's Representative, the Contractor, with the Engineer's Representative in attendance, shall survey the appropriate area with a view to checking whether the dredged areas comply with the requirement as stipulated in Scope of Work, Technical Specifications or in any other part of the contract and for determining payments for dredging works and maintenance of required LAD is carried out. This area includes: Navigation channel along the River/ Sea.
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Surveys of dredge areas. Upon the completion of each Dredging Works (including dredging and maintenance of LAD of 2 m) or at a time to be mutually agreed upon between the Contractor and the Engineer's Representative, the Contractor, with the Engineer's Representative in attendance, shall survey the appropriate area with a view to checking whether the dredged areas comply with the requirement as stipulated in Scope of Work, Technical Specifications or in any other part of the contract and for determining payments for dredging works and maintenance of LAD of 2 m carried out. This area includes: Navigation channel along the River Barak.
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