Cost of Disassembling Sample Clauses
The 'Cost of Disassembling' clause defines which party is responsible for the expenses associated with taking apart equipment, structures, or installations at the end of a contract or project. Typically, this clause specifies whether the seller, buyer, or another party must pay for labor, transportation, and disposal costs related to disassembly. Its core practical function is to allocate financial responsibility for disassembly, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring clarity regarding end-of-project obligations.
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Cost of Disassembling. The cost of disassembling, dismantling or making safe finished Work for the purpose of inspection, and reassembling such portions (and any delay associated therewith) shall be borne by Owner if such Work is found to conform with the requirements of this Agreement and by Contractor if such Work is found to be Defective.
Cost of Disassembling. Subject to Section 13.2.1, the cost of disassembling, dismantling or making safe finished Work for the purpose of inspection, and reassembling such portions (and any delay associated therewith) shall be a Direct Cost of the Work.
Cost of Disassembling. If Owner desires Contractor to disassemble or dismantle finished Work to inspect the Work, then the cost of disassembling, dismantling, or making safe finished Work for the purpose of inspection, and reassembling such portions (and any delay associated therewith) shall be borne (i) by Owner if such Work is found to conform with the requirements of this Agreement and (ii) by Contractor if such Work is found to be Defective. If such costs and resulting delay should be borne by Owner pursuant to (i) above, Contractor shall be entitled to a Change Order in such event for an adjustment to the Contract Price and Guaranteed Dates, provided that Contractor complies with the requirements set forth in Sections 6.2, 6.5 and 6.8.