C&D Sample Clauses

The 'CD' clause typically refers to a 'Change Directive' or 'Change Document' in contractual agreements, serving as a formal mechanism for instructing changes to the scope of work or project requirements. In practice, this clause allows one party—often the project owner or client—to direct modifications to the work, such as altering specifications, timelines, or deliverables, with the expectation that the contractor or service provider will comply and adjust accordingly. The core function of the CD clause is to provide a structured process for managing and documenting changes, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that all parties are aware of and agree to the modifications being made.
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C&D. Total C&D tonnage collected and disposed. C&D tonnages may be combined with solid waste tonnages unless source-separated. C&D collected by Contractor as well as C&D self-hauled to designated transfer, processing and disposal facilities shall be allocated by Contractor to its correct jurisdiction/contract
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C&D. Employees shall notify their supervisor if they intend to leave the premises during their meal period.
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C&D. A. C&D Facility.
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C&D. The Consultant will prepare and provide to the City 50% CD (drawings, specifications, and cost estimate) including but not limited to: a. Mechanical/Plumbing Drawings and Specifications i. Floor plans. ii. Mechanical/Exhaust/Ventilation modifications. iii. Plumbing/piping modifications as required to accommodate the upgrade. iv. Plumbing fixture schedules. v. Plumbing fixture support and installation details. b. Electrical Drawings and Specifications i. Floor plans. ii. Power distribution (circuit breakers, conduit/feeders, etc.), iii. Single line diagram and all needed calculations. iv. Lighting upgrades including schedules. v. Panel schedules. vi. Electrical installation details. c. Structural Drawings and Specifications i. Structural drawings, calculations and specification for anchorage, support for all modifications as required. d. Architectural Drawings and Specifications i. Floor plans. ii. ADA modifications as required to meet latest code. iii. Fixture schedules iv. Wall finishes replacement and/or repair v. Floor finishes replacement and/or repair e. Civil Drawings and Specifications i. Site plans. ii. Exterior work design for the replacement of existing sewer.
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