Common use of DELETED ITEMS Clause in Contracts

DELETED ITEMS. Depending on the site and soil conditions and other factors, the Construction Manager may decide to delete a portion or all of a Proposal item in its entirety. A change order shall be issued to delete the work and the contract amount shall be reduced by subtracting the corresponding proposal item amount. If part of the work is done, or if the work exceeds the estimated quantities, payment shall be made on the actual number of units incorporated in the work at the unit price bid. No claim shall be filed for anticipated profit or loss resulting from the deletion of all or part of the proposal item except as indicated in DHHL Interim General Condition 4.6. Refer also to DHHL Construction General Condition 4.6, March 2014. Any areas cleared or graded by the CONTRACTOR for field office(s), staging or storage operations located in DHHL lots shall be backfilled to the original (or finished) elevations, slopes and grades (shown on the plans) and/or graded to provide proper drainage prior to the completion of the project. The backfilled areas shall be covered with a asphaltic concrete pavement or 4-inch layer of topsoil and immediately grassed as indicated on the plans. The backfilling and grassing shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable sections of the contract. Fill material required to backfill these areas, placement and compaction thereof, provision of topsoil and its placement, and grassing and 90-day irrigation will not be paid for separately but shall be incidental to the various contract items. As-Built Drawings:

DELETED ITEMS. Depending on the site and soil conditions and other factors, the Construction Project Manager may decide to delete a portion or all of a Proposal item in its entirety. A change order shall be issued to delete the work and the contract amount shall be reduced by subtracting the corresponding proposal item amount. If part of the work is done, or if the work exceeds the estimated quantities, payment shall be made on the actual number of units incorporated in the work at the unit price bid. No claim shall be filed for anticipated profit or loss resulting from the deletion of all or part of the proposal item except as indicated in DHHL Interim General Condition 4.6. Refer also to DHHL Construction General Condition 4.6, March 2014item. Any areas cleared or graded by the CONTRACTOR for field office(soffices(s), staging or storage operations located in DHHL lots shall be backfilled to the original (or finished) elevations, slopes and grades (shown on the plans) and/or graded to provide proper drainage prior to the completion of the project. The backfilled areas shall be covered with a asphaltic concrete pavement or 42-inch layer of topsoil and immediately grassed as indicated on the plansgrassed. The backfilling and grassing shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable sections of the contract. Fill material required to backfill these areas, placement and compaction thereof, provision of topsoil and its placement, and grassing and 90-day irrigation will not be paid for separately but shall be incidental to the various contract items. Reference is made to DHHL General Conditions 5.11, 7.29, and 7.30. As-Built Drawings:: The CONTRACTOR shall provide As-Built drawings. The As-Built drawings shall show the actual construction so that any future renovations or tie-ins can be anticipated accurately. The CONTRACTOR shall record all deviations from the drawings that were authorized by the Project Manager onto the copy of the field plans. The changes shall be recorded immediately after they have been constructed in place to assure they are recorded before they are forgotten. The CONTRACTOR shall record the changes onto the field office plans using a red pencil. The CONTRACTOR shall stamp, sign and date each sheet of the field office plans. The stamp shall contain the words "As-Built Drawings" and include a statement signed by the CONTRACTOR certifying that the drawings on the sheet accurately and completely reflect and show the actual as-built construction. The stamp format and wording shall be submitted to the Project Manager for prior approval. The CONTRACTOR shall submit the marked up field office plans for the project, stamped, signed and dated, to the Project Manager after the improvements for each respective portion of the project have been completed.