Common use of Design Database Clause in Contracts

Design Database. The Contractor shall establish and maintain a computerised design database or shall procure that a computerised design database is established and maintained, throughout the Contract Period which the Contractor's Representative and the Authority's Representative may access remotely by computer to view drawings comprised within the Design Data (including Reviewable Design Data) and electronically store and print copies of such Design Data. If the Authority's Representative is unable to access that design database, the Contractor shall procure that the database is made available as soon as reasonably practicable for inspection by the Authority's Representative or any person authorised by the Authority's Representative. Rectification of Construction Proposals If it should be found that the Construction Proposals do not fulfil the Facilities Output Specification, the Contractor shall at its own expense amend the Construction Proposals and rectify the Works or any part of the Works affected. Such amendment and rectification shall have the effect that: the Construction Proposals shall satisfy the Facilities Output Specification; and following the amendment or rectification the structural, mechanical and electrical performance of the Sites will be of an equivalent standard of performance to that set out in the Construction Proposals prior to their amendment or rectification (for the purpose of comparison disregarding the fault which required the amendment or rectification to be made). CHANGES TO THE CONSTRUCTION PROPOSALS AND THE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME Proposal to Vary Construction Proposals or the Construction Programme Without prejudice to clause 14.7 (Rectification of Construction Proposals), the Contractor shall be entitled to propose variations to the Construction Proposals by submitting the relevant variation to the Authority for review under the Review Procedure. The Contractor shall be entitled to propose variations to the Construction Programme by submitting the relevant variation to the Authority for review under the Review Procedure. Implementing a Variation to the Construction Proposals or the Construction Programme The Contractor shall not implement any variation to the Construction Proposals or the Construction Programme until the Authority consents or is deemed to have consented to the variation in accordance with the Review Procedure. Once consented to, a proposed variation will form part of the Construction Proposals or the Construction Programme as the case may be. EXTENSIONS OF TIME Notice If at any time the Contractor becomes aware that there will be or is likely to be a delay in the Works such that a Start on Site Date, a Planned ICT Handover Date, a Planned Services Availability Date or a Planned Post Completion Works Acceptance Date may not be achieved, or following a Planned ICT Handover Date) such that there is a delay in the achievement of ICT Handover or (following the Planned Services Availability Date) such that there is a delay in the achievement of Services Availability, [or (following the Planned Post Completion Works Acceptance Date) such that there is a delay in the achievement of the Post Completion Works Acceptance Date,] the Contractor shall as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event within twenty (20) Business Days of becoming aware of the likely delay give notice to the Authority to that effect specifying: the reason for the delay or likely delay; and an estimate of the likely effect of the delay on the Works including the Start on Site Date, any Planned ICT Handover Date, [any Planned Post Completion Works Acceptance Date], any Planned Services Availability Date or the Longstop Date (taking into account any measures that the Contractor proposes to adopt to mitigate the consequences of the delay in accordance with clause 16.3 (Duty to Mitigate)).