ADEQUATE PERSONNEL, ETC Sample Clauses

ADEQUATE PERSONNEL, ETC. The Contractor shall furnish and maintain, at its own expense, adequate and sufficient personnel (drawn from its own employees or from approved subcontractors) and equipment, in the reasonable opinion of ATI, to perform the Services with due and reasonable diligence customary of a firm enjoying a favorable national reputation, and in all events without delays attributable to the Contractor which have a reasonable likelihood of adversely affecting the progress of others involved with one or more of the Projects. All persons whether employees of the Contractor or of an approved subcontractor providing the Services shall be fully licensed to the extent required by their professional discipline associations’ codes or otherwise by law.
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ADEQUATE PERSONNEL, ETC. The GEC shall maintain an office within the geographic limits of the Authority and in close proximity to the Authority’s offices. This office shall be staffed with the managers and core staff (as requested by the Authority) at a location approved by the Executive Director or his/her designee to provide a high service level for work of a continuing nature. The GEC shall furnish and maintain, at its own expense, adequate and sufficient personnel (drawn from its own employees or from approved sub consultants) and equipment, in the reasonable opinion of the Authority, to perform the services with the care and skill ordinarily used by members of the engineering profession practicing under similar conditions at the same time and locality of the services provided, and in all events without delays attributable to the GEC which have a reasonable likelihood of adversely affecting the progress of others involved with one or more of the Projects or the progress of the feasibility evaluation, design or construction of any such Project. All persons, whether employees of the GEC or of an approved sub consultant, providing the services shall be fully licensed to the extent required by their professional discipline associations’ codes or otherwise by law. Without limiting the foregoing, all persons in charge of, or responsible for, design, plan preparation, and related engineering work shall be licensed to practice professional engineering in the State of Texas and shall, in the case of the GEC, be approved by the Authority prior to their involvement in work under this Agreement.
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ADEQUATE PERSONNEL, ETC. The GEC shall furnish and maintain, at its own expense, adequate and sufficient personnel (drawn from its own employees or from approved subconsultants) and equipment, in the reasonable opinion of the Authority, to perform the Services with due and reasonable diligence customary of an engineering firm enjoying a favorable national reputation, and in all events without delays attributable to the GEC which have a reasonable likelihood of adversely affecting the progress of others involved with one or more of the Projects or the progress of the feasibility evaluation, design or construction of any such Project. All persons, whether employees of the GEC or of an approved subconsultant, providing the Services shall be fully licensed to the extent required by their professional discipline associations’ codes or otherwise by law. Without limiting the foregoing, all persons in charge of, or responsible for, design, plan preparation, and related engineering work shall be licensed to practice professional engineering in the State of Texas and shall, in the case of the GEC, be approved by the Authority prior to their involvement in work under this Agreement.
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