Definitive Engineering Study (XXX) Sample Clauses

Definitive Engineering Study (XXX). The CONCESSIONAIRE shall prepare the EDI which shall be approved by the GRANTOR, prior OSITRAN’s opinion. The EDI shall be prepared based on the Technical Proposal and the pre-investment studies deemed feasible by MTC’s General Office of Planning and Budget Plan according to the specifications set forth in this Contract. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall submit the EDIs of the “Opening” Stage” not later than three hundred (300) Calendar Days as from the Closing Date. The EDIs shall contain at least what is indicated in Annex 21 of this Contract. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall verify in advance that the provisions of the EDI maintain the feasibility of the project within the framework of the National Public Investment System (SNIP, by its Spanish acronym) THE CONCESSIONARE shall submit the EDIs to the GRANTOR with a copy to OSITRAN on the date indicated in the preceding paragraph for its corresponding evaluation and issuance of opinion. The GRANTOR shall have a maximum of thirty (30) Calendar Days, as from the receipt date of the EDI, in order to make his pronouncement. OSITRAN shall have a maximum of thirty (30) Calendar Days to make its pronouncement concerning the EDIs. The approval of EDIs by the GRANTOR shall be subject to the compliance of the Minimum Technical Requirements indicated in Annex 8 of this Contract. In case, there are observations to the EDIs, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall have a maximum of ten (10) Calendar Days to correct the observations made by the GRANTOR, as from the date when they were duly notified. Next, the GRANTOR shall have ten (10) calendar days, as from the date when XXXXXXX’s opinion was received to evaluate the corrections submitted by the CONCESSIONAIRE. For this purpose, OSITRAN shall have a maximum of ten (10) Calendar Days as from the date when the corrections were sent in order to pronounce itself. Once the above-mentioned term of the preceding section ends; and should the CONCESSIONAIRE and the GRANTOR fail to agree about the corrections of the observations in the EDIs, it can be considered a technical dispute that can be submitted to arbitration according to what is indicated in Section Sixteen. In case the GRANTOR, prior XXXXXXX’s opinion, agrees about the corrections of the observations to the EDIs, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall approve them.
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