ITEM QUANTITIES Clause Samples
The ITEM QUANTITIES clause defines the specific amounts or numbers of goods, materials, or services to be provided under a contract. It typically outlines how these quantities are measured, recorded, and adjusted if necessary, such as through change orders or unit price adjustments. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of the scope of supply, helping to prevent disputes over delivery obligations and facilitating accurate billing and project management.
ITEM QUANTITIES. The item quantities indicated in the Bid Schedule are estimates only, subject to final verification by the NYCDOT Electrical Inspection Unit. The Contractor is responsible for providing all items indicated on the Bid Schedule. Notwithstanding any other provision in this Contract, Part H, Article 59.1 is hereby deleted in its entirety.
ITEM QUANTITIES. The item quantities indicated in the Bid Schedule are estimates only, subject to final verification by the Engineer. Item quantities for items to be furnished are the minimum quantities. ASTC controllers will be supplied by the City. Notwithstanding any other provision in this Contract, Part H, Article 59.1 is hereby deleted in its entirety.
ITEM QUANTITIES. The Bid item quantities indicated in the Bid Schedule are estimates only, subject to final verification by the NYCDOT EIU.
ITEM QUANTITIES. 4.22.1. Furnish items for which the Contractor acts as a supplier of equipment: For these items, the quantities indicated are the minimum quantities to be provided under the Contract.
4.22.2. Construction items: Quantities are approximations for the purpose of establishing bid prices. The Engineer may increase or decrease quantities as needed to complete required work. Notwithstanding any other provision in this Contract, Part H, Article 59.1, is hereby deleted in its entirety.
ITEM QUANTITIES. (“The County”) reserve the right to increase or decrease quantities. Modification of Special Conditions and/or Specifications will be done by supplemental procurement instructions.
ITEM QUANTITIES. 4.48.2.1. Furnish items for which the Contractor acts as a supplier of equipment: For these items, the quantities indicated are the minimum quantities to be provided under the Contract.
4.48.2.2. Construction items: Quantities are approximations for the purpose of establishing bid prices. The Engineer may increase or decrease quantities as needed to complete required work
4.48.2.3. There will be some instances where the Contractor will be prohibited from working during regular hours by the City. The work performed under these conditions is not to be considered PREMIUM TIME WORK requiring extra payment.
4.48.2.4. When a lamppost is to be replaced, the Contractor shall inspect the foundation and notify the engineering and inspection divisions of the NYC DOT Division of Street Lighting if the foundation requires modification and/or removal and installation of new foundation. The Contractor shall not remove the lamppost until approval is obtained from the Engineer.