Fabrication and Construction Clause Samples
The Fabrication and Construction clause outlines the requirements and standards for the manufacturing and assembly of materials or components, as well as the on-site construction activities necessary to complete a project. It typically specifies the quality controls, timelines, and procedures that contractors must follow during fabrication in workshops and during installation at the construction site. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause ensures that all work meets the agreed-upon specifications and helps prevent disputes over workmanship or delays in project delivery.
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Fabrication and Construction. The works to be provided by the Contractor include:
a) Provision of all embedded anchor bolts, sleeves, anchors and other miscellaneous embedded parts required for the installation of all plant and structural steel work, including if necessary setting templates required for the placement of anchor bolts/embedment.
b) Provision of all scaffolding which are required by the Contractor for the successful completion of the
c) Excavations and casting of all foundations and plinths for the plant.
d) Construction of the supporting structures.
e) Grouting of structural steelwork. The Contractor is to provide details of materials and method of grouting including epoxy type non-shrink materials for acceptance by the Project Manager.
f) Testing of the welding work is to be conducted in accordance with SANS 1200H Section 7.3 and allowance also has to be made for Magnetic Particle Inspection testing. - Corrosion protection of the steel supporting structures and embedded parts.
g) The Contractor ensures that all concrete works are of suitable strength, the minimum strength of structural concrete and blinding concrete is to be 35MPa and 15MPa, respectively.
h) Finishing are to be off-shutter or wood float. All corners to be chamfered 20x20mm. Jointing design and materials is to be suitable for the generally high and low temperature conditions that exist on site in order to minimize shrinkage and joint failure.
i) Concrete may be produced from an on-site batching plant or, if available, from a local ready mix plant. Concrete is to be placed promptly after batching.
j) All reinforced concrete structures are to be designed in accordance with SANS 10100.
k) The construction of all reinforced concrete structures, including manufacturing, transportation, placement, sampling, curing and testing of concrete as well as the design, cutting, bending/fixing of reinforcement, erection of structures, stripping and quality of formwork is to be governed by the requirements of the relevant sections of SANS 2001-CC1.
Fabrication and Construction. 8.1 The Licensee shall use its best efforts to assure that all construction and fabrication meets or exceeds all required safety standards of the United States and the jurisdiction wherein the Technology shall be utilized.
8.2 Bio-Products will use its best efforts to assure that all designs, processes, formulas, recipes, and plans to be provided to the Licensee meet or exceed all applicable and material safety standards of the United States and any jurisdiction wherein the Technology shall be utilized.
8.3 The Licensee shall use its best efforts to obtain, or cause to be obtained, all material local, state and federal permits necessary for the construction and operation of any facility that will utilize the Technology.
Fabrication and Construction. The works to be provided by the Contractor include: • Provision of all scaffolding, site craneage, lifting equipment, etc. which are required by the Contractor. • Excavations and drilling of all test pit areas for the project • Construction of all earthworks and terracing required • Corrosion protection of the steel supporting structures, embedded parts. • Sampling of concrete test cubes and slump tests shall take place at the point of deposition.
Fabrication and Construction. The picket fence supplier shall coordinate all work with the General Contractor. Final post spacing shall be established by the Contractor and the supplier and shall be in accordance with the general spacing, clearance, and other guidelines shown on the plans. Notify the Engineer if the general dimensional guidelines shown on the plans cannot be held. Anchor bolts may be preset, set in preformed holes, or field drilled and grouted. If bolts are preset or set in preformed holes, anchor bolts and locations shall be provided by the supplier to the Contractor prior to any related concrete pours. The supplier shall provide anchorage designs for the type of installation selected.
Fabrication and Construction. 8.1 The Licensee and its Sub-Licensees shall use their best efforts to assure that all construction and any fabrication that takes place in any of the countries named in Paragraph 2.1 meets or exceeds all safety standards that would be required in the USA and in the countries wherein the Technology shall be utilized.
8.2 Bio-Products will use its best efforts to assure that all engineering designs, fabricated equipment, processes, formulas, recipes, and plans to be provided to the Licensee and its Sub-Licensees meet or exceed all applicable and material safety standards of the USA and any of the countries wherein the Technology shall be utilized.
8.3 The Licensee and its Sub-Licensees shall use their best efforts to obtain, or cause to be obtained, all material local, regional, and national permits necessary for the construction and operation of any facility in any of the countries that will utilize the Technology.
Fabrication and Construction. The works to be provided by the Contractor include:
1. Provision of all scaffolding, site craneage, lifting equipment, etc. which are required by the Contractor.
2. All excavations required and casting of all collection points.
3. Provision for all signage
4. Construction of all earthworks and terracing required.
5. Any modifications required for the use of existing structures or slabs.
6. Construction of the works. Provision is also made for temporary road crossings during the construction of the permanent crossing to ensure access to all required areas.
7. The Contractor provides details of any propriety products that are proposed to be used for acceptance by the Project Manager.