All Work Sample Clauses
The "All Work" clause defines the scope of services or tasks that a party is obligated to perform under an agreement. It typically clarifies that the contractor or service provider is responsible for completing all work necessary to fulfill the contract, including any tasks that may not be explicitly listed but are reasonably required to achieve the intended result. This clause ensures there is no ambiguity about the extent of the obligations, helping to prevent disputes over whether certain work is included or excluded from the contract.
All Work. This Agreement applies to all Company work performed, services rendered, and materials furnished for the account of Customer until rescinded, terminated or modified by a subsequent written agreement.
All Work. All property at the site including walks, pavements, roadways, structures and utilities, and all neighboring property which may be affected by the Work; and
All Work. This Agreement applies to all PPR work performed, services rendered and material furnished for the account of LESSEE until rescinded, terminated or modified by a subsequent written agreement.
All Work. Developer shall perform the Work (including the Design Work and the Construction Work) in accordance with (a) the requirements, terms and conditions set forth in the DBF Documents, (b) the Baseline Project Schedule, (c) all Laws, (d) the requirements, terms and conditions set forth in all Governmental Approvals, (e) the requirements of the approved Quality Management Plan, (f) the Proposal Commitments, and (g) the remainder of the Project Management Plan and all of its component plans prepared or to be prepared thereunder, in each case taking into account the Project Limits and constraints affecting it and the Project.
7.2.4 Developer may apply, in writing, for Authority approval of any deviation, change, modification, alteration or exception from applicable Technical Provisions regarding design or construction. All applications shall be in writing. Developer may not proceed to perform any Work in reliance upon the approval of any such deviation, etc., before the approval is received. Where Developer requests a deviation, change, modification, alteration or exception from applicable Technical Provisions regarding design or construction as part of the submittal of a component plan of the Project Management Plan, or the Baseline Project Schedule, Developer shall specifically and conspicuously identify and label such proposed deviation, etc. Authority will consider in its sole discretion, but have no obligation to approve, any such application. Without limiting such discretion, Developer shall bear the burden of persuading Authority that the sought deviation, change, modification, alteration or exception from applicable Technical Provisions regarding design or construction constitutes sound and safe engineering consistent with Good Industry Practice and achieves or substantially achieves Authority’s technical criteria. No deviation, change, modification, alteration or exception from applicable Technical Provisions regarding design or construction shall be deemed approved or be effective unless and until stated in writing signed by Authority’s Authorized Representative. Authority’s lack of issuance of a written response to any such application within 14 days after Authority’s receipt thereof in writing shall be deemed a disapproval of such application. Authority’s denial or disapproval of a requested deviation, change, modification, alteration or exception from applicable Technical Provisions regarding design or construction shall be final and not subject to t...