ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACT Clause Samples
An Engineering Services Contract is a legal agreement that outlines the terms under which engineering services will be provided by one party to another. It typically specifies the scope of work, deliverables, timelines, payment terms, and responsibilities of both the client and the engineering service provider. For example, it may detail the design, analysis, or consulting services to be performed for a construction project. The core function of this contract is to clearly define expectations and obligations, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and disputes between the parties involved.
ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACT. PROJECT SCHEDULE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1J, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON (PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS) ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACT INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACT. The scope of work in Phase 1 Engineering is aimed at defining sufficient project detail and scope and associated costs to reach a firm price and develop a construction contract with the Owner. With this signed Letter of Intent and the associated Phase 1 Engineering Services Agreement, and payment by the Owner, the Contractor/Engineer will develop process flow sheets, flow diagrams, mass and energy balance calculations, utility requirements and consumptions, develop a plant lay-out, define a detailed project scope definition, generate an equipment list, and a project schedule. All needed equipment will be appraised for procurement lead-time requirements. In addition, the Contractor/Engineer will assist the Owner’s Environmental Engineer by providing information needed to permit the facility’s construction and operation by state agencies. The internal layout of the equipment in an enclosed process building will be defined. The target completion date for this Phase 1 Engineering is 3-5 months from the date of this signed agreement. Should the Owner elect to not move forward with Contractor/Engineer beyond the Phase 1 work list or to cancel work prior to completion of Phase 1 activities, Contractor/Engineer will retain ownership of all technology specific information (process equipment and chemistry specific information such as mass and energy balances, metallurgy, process conditions and layout of process equipment) generated to that date of cancellation of work. Non-technology specific information (site lay-out, logistics information, rail design, office layout and environmental information already provided) developed will be given to the Owner. Unused portions of the initial payment will be refunded to the Owner as well.