Common use of Casualties Clause in Contracts

Casualties. Costs and losses reasonably incurred in connection with any casualty or peril arising from or relating to the Project not caused by a Subcontractor, Sub-subcontractor, Supplier, or Design-Builder, and not resulting from Design-Builder's failure to meet its Contract Document requirements; provided, however, requisite or otherwise available insurance or bonds would not cover such costs.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Design Build Agreement, Design Build Agreement, Design Build Agreement

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Casualties. Costs and losses reasonably incurred in connection with any casualty or peril arising from or relating to the Project not caused by a Subcontractor, Sub-Sub- subcontractor, Supplier, or Design-BuilderConstruction Manager, and not resulting from Design-Builder's Construction Manager’s failure to meet its Contract Document requirements; provided, however, requisite or otherwise available insurance or bonds would not cover such costs.] [Optional section.]

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: General Contractor Agreement, General Contractor Agreement

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Casualties. Costs and losses reasonably incurred in connection with any casualty or peril arising from or relating to the Project not caused by a Subcontractor, Sub-subcontractor, Supplier, or Design-Builder, and not resulting from Design-Builder's failure to meet its Contract Document requirements; provided, however, requisite or otherwise available insurance or bonds would not cover such costs.. SAMPLE

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Design Build Agreement

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