BOX COVER Sample Clauses
The "Box Cover" clause defines the use and function of a summary document, often called a box cover, that accompanies the main contract or agreement. This clause typically specifies that the box cover provides a concise overview of key terms, such as parties, effective dates, and essential obligations, serving as a quick reference for the main provisions. By including a box cover, the clause ensures that important contract details are easily accessible and understood at a glance, reducing the risk of confusion or oversight regarding critical terms.
BOX COVER. The Contractor shall furnish and install a new steel cover and rubber gasket to replace a missing, defective, or broken cover on a roadway type pull box.
BOX COVER. 4.86.8.1 The Contractor shall furnish and install a new steel cover and rubber gasket to replace a missing, defective, or broken cover on a roadway type pull box.
4.86.8.2 The replacement cover shall have the same dimensions and physical characteristics as that cover being replaced, and shall be 1/2" thick.
4.86.8.3 The Contractor shall drill and tap four (4) holes at the corners of the existing box to accommodate the replacement cover, as part of this Item.
4.86.8.4 Steel boxes and the new steel covers shall be painted in an approved manner with two (2) coats of approved paint.
4.86.8.5 All approved markings and tags shall be maintained at their original approved locations. The Contractor shall weld “NYCE” to all replacement covers.
4.86.8.6 All replacement screws shall be tamper-proof in counter sunk holes.