Common use of Investigation of Site and Project Conditions Clause in Contracts

Investigation of Site and Project Conditions. Contractor represents that, prior to submittal of the Proposal for the RFP and this Agreement, it has/will take all steps reasonably necessary to ascertain the nature and location of the Work and that it has investigated and satisfied itself as to the general and local conditions which can affect the Work or its cost. In the event that the Owner furnishes the Contractor with any information about such matters, Contractor acknowledges that any reliance on such information will be at its own risk and that the Owner does not warrant the correctness or accuracy of the information. Contractor represents that it has examined all Contract/Agreement Documents and familiarized itself with the Project, the laws, rules, and regulations relating to the Project; the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Work; and the character of equipment and facilities needed preliminary to and during Work performance. No allowance will be made to Contractor for not having made such examination and review, or for requirements which a reasonable examination, inquiry, or review would have disclosed. Except to the extent equitable adjustments may be made for differing site conditions if: (1) the contractor did not know, or could not have known about the actual condition found at the site; (2) the contractor could not reasonably have anticipated the actual condition at the site from inspection or general experience; (3) the actual condition varied from the norm in similar contracting work; (4) the contract indicated the conditions that the contractor could expect to find at the site; (5) the conditions indicated in the contract differed materially from the actual conditions; (6) the actual conditions were reasonably unforeseeable based upon all the information available to the contractor at the time of the proposal; (7) the contractor acted as a reasonably prudent contractor in interpreting the contract documents; and (8) the contractor incurred additional costs as a result of the difference between the expected conditions and the actual conditions. Contractor will complete the work for the compensation stated in this Contract/Agreement and assume complete responsibility for the conditions (including subsurface or otherwise latent conditions) existing at the site and its surroundings.

Investigation of Site and Project Conditions. Contractor represents that, prior to submittal of the Proposal for the RFP and this Agreement, it has/will take all steps reasonably necessary to ascertain the nature and location of the Work and that it has investigated and satisfied itself as to the general and local conditions which can affect the Work or its cost. In the event that the Owner Agency furnishes the Contractor with any information about such matters, Contractor acknowledges that any reliance on such information will be at its own risk and that the Owner Agency does not warrant the correctness or accuracy of the information. Contractor represents that it has examined all Contract/Agreement Documents and familiarized itself with the Project, the laws, rules, and regulations relating to the Project; the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Work; and the character of equipment and facilities needed preliminary to and during Work performance. No allowance will be made to Contractor for not having made such examination and review, or for requirements which a reasonable examination, inquiry, or review would have disclosed. Except to the extent equitable adjustments may be made for differing site conditions if: (1) the contractor did not know, or could not have known about the actual condition found at the site; (2) the contractor could not reasonably have anticipated the actual condition at the site from inspection or general experience; (3) the actual condition varied from the norm in similar contracting work; (4) the contract indicated the conditions that the contractor could expect to find at the site; (5) the conditions indicated in the contract differed materially from the actual conditions; (6) the actual conditions were reasonably unforeseeable based upon all the information available to the contractor at the time of the proposal; (7) the contractor acted as a reasonably prudent contractor in interpreting the contract documents; and (8) the contractor incurred additional costs as a result of the difference between the expected conditions and the actual conditions. Contractor will complete the work for the compensation stated in this Contract/Agreement and assume complete responsibility for the conditions (including subsurface or otherwise latent conditions) existing at the site and its surroundings. Contractor’s obligation hereunder may include but not be limited to the location of all utilities that may affect or interfere with Contractor’s Work. Contractor shall obtain all utility locates for all areas of its work and shall fully protect, and as necessary or required, maintain in operation all utilities at all times.

Investigation of Site and Project Conditions. Contractor represents that, prior to submittal of the Proposal a proposal for the RFP and this Agreementany project, it has/will take all steps reasonably necessary to ascertain the nature and location of the Work and that it has investigated will investigate and satisfied satisfy itself as to the general and local conditions which can affect the Work or its cost. In the event that the an Owner furnishes the Contractor with any information about such matters, Contractor acknowledges that any reliance on such the information will be at its own risk and that the Owner does not warrant the correctness or accuracy of the information. Contractor represents that it has examined will examine all Contract/Agreement Documents and familiarized itself with the Project, the laws, rules, and regulations relating to the Project; the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Work; and the character of equipment and facilities needed preliminary to and during Work performance. No allowance will be made to Contractor for not having made such examination and review, or for requirements which a reasonable examination, inquiry, or review would have disclosed. Except to the extent equitable adjustments may be made for differing site conditions if: (1) the contractor did not know, or could not have known about the actual condition found at the site; (2) the contractor could not reasonably have anticipated the actual condition at the site from inspection or general experience; (3) the actual condition varied from the norm in similar contracting work; (4) the contract indicated the conditions that the contractor could expect to find at the site; (5) the conditions indicated in the contract differed materially from the actual conditions; (6) the actual conditions were reasonably unforeseeable based upon all the information available to the contractor at the time of the proposalbidding; (7) the contractor acted as a reasonably prudent contractor in interpreting the contract documents; and (8) the contractor incurred additional costs as a result of the difference between the expected conditions and the actual conditions. Contractor will complete the work for the compensation stated in this Contract/Agreement and assume complete responsibility for the conditions (including subsurface or otherwise latent conditions) existing at the site and its surroundings.

Investigation of Site and Project Conditions. Contractor represents that, prior to submittal of the Proposal a proposal for the RFP and this Agreementany project, it has/will take all steps reasonably necessary to ascertain the nature and location of the Work and that it has investigated will investigate and satisfied satisfy itself as to the general and local conditions which can affect the Work or its cost. In the event that the an Owner furnishes the Contractor with any information about such matters, Contractor acknowledges that any reliance on such the information will be at its own risk and that the Owner does not warrant the correctness or accuracy of the information. Contractor represents that it has examined will examine all Contract/Agreement Documents and familiarized itself with the Project, the laws, rules, and regulations relating to the Project; the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Work; and the character of equipment and facilities needed preliminary to and during Work performance. No allowance will be made to Contractor for not having made such examination and review, or for requirements which a reasonable examination, inquiry, or review would have disclosed. Except to the extent equitable adjustments may be made for differing site conditions if: (1) the contractor did not know, or could not have known about the actual condition found at the site; (2) the contractor could not reasonably have anticipated the actual condition at the site from inspection or general experience; (3) the actual condition Contract #GTMT-07-2014 Agreement #GTMT-07-2014-AFW2 varied from the norm in similar contracting work; (4) the contract indicated the conditions that the contractor could expect to find at the site; (5) the conditions indicated in the contract differed materially from the actual conditions; (6) the actual conditions were reasonably unforeseeable based upon all the information available to the contractor at the time of the proposalbidding; (7) the contractor acted as a reasonably prudent contractor in interpreting the contract documents; and (8) the contractor incurred additional costs as a result of the difference between the expected conditions and the actual conditions. Contractor will complete the work for the compensation stated in this Contract/Agreement and assume complete responsibility for the conditions (including subsurface or otherwise latent conditions) existing at the site and its surroundings. Contractor’s obligation hereunder may include but not be limited to the location of all utilities that may affect or interfere with Contractor’s Work. Contractor shall obtain all utility locates for all areas of its work and shall fully protect, and as necessary or required, maintain in operation all utilities at all times.

Investigation of Site and Project Conditions. Contractor represents that, prior to submittal of the Proposal for the RFP and this Agreement, it has/will take all steps reasonably necessary to ascertain the nature and location of the Work and that it has investigated and satisfied itself as to the general and local conditions conditions, which can affect the Work or its cost. In the event that the Owner furnishes District furnished the Contractor with any information about such matters, Contractor acknowledges that any reliance on such information will be at its own risk and that the Owner District does not warrant the correctness or accuracy of the information. Contractor represents that it has examined all Contract/Agreement Documents and familiarized itself with the Project, the laws, rules, and regulations relating to the Project; the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Work; and the character of equipment and facilities needed preliminary to and during Work performance. No allowance will be made to Contractor for not having made such examination and review, or for requirements requirements, which a reasonable examination, inquiry, or review would have disclosed. Except to the extent equitable adjustments may be made for differing site conditions condition if: (1) the contractor Contractor did not know, or could not have known about the actual condition found at the site; (2) the contractor Contractor could not reasonably have anticipated the actual condition at the site from inspection or general experience; (3) the actual condition varied from the norm in similar contracting work; (4) the contract indicated the conditions that the contractor Contractor could expect to find at the site; (5) the conditions indicated in the contract differed materially from the actual conditions; (6) the actual conditions were reasonably unforeseeable based upon all the information available to the contractor Contractor at the time of the proposal; (7) the contractor Contractor acted as a reasonably prudent contractor Contractor in interpreting the contract documents; and (8) the contractor Contractor incurred additional costs as a result of the difference between the expected conditions and the actual conditions. Contractor will complete the work for the compensation stated in this Contract/Agreement and assume complete responsibility for the conditions (including subsurface or otherwise latent conditions) existing at the site and its surroundings. Contractor’s obligation hereunder may include, but not be limited to, the location of all utilities that may affect or interfere with Contractor’s Work. Contractor shall obtain all utility locates for all areas of its work and shall fully protect, and as necessary or required, maintain in operation all utilities at all times.