Common use of Owner Controlled Insurance Program Clause in Contracts

Owner Controlled Insurance Program. The term “Owner Controlled Insurance Program” or “OCIP” means a project specific insurance program initiated and administered by the Judicial Council, during the Construction Phase, to provide any or all of the insurance requirements that will insure the interest and activities of the Design Build Entity, any of its subcontractor(s) or their sub- subcontractor(s) performing work at or incidental to the Project site. The OCIP applicable to the Project is included in the Performance Criteria Documents and is incorporated by reference into these General Conditions.

Owner Controlled Insurance Program. The term terms “Owner Owner-Controlled Insurance Program” or “OCIP” means mean a project project-specific insurance program initiated and administered by the Judicial Council, during the Construction PhaseWork, to provide any or all of the insurance requirements that will insure the interest and activities of the Design Build Entity, Entity or any of its subcontractor(sSubcontractor(s) or their sub- subcontractor(sSub-Subcontractor(s) performing work at Work at, or incidental to to, the Project siteSite. The OCIP applicable to the Project is included in the Performance Criteria Documents and is incorporated by reference into these General Conditions.

Owner Controlled Insurance Program. The term terms “Owner Owner-Controlled Insurance Program” or “OCIP” means mean a project project-specific insurance program initiated and administered by the Judicial Council, during the Construction Phase, to provide any or all of the insurance requirements that will insure the interest and activities of the Design Build Entity, Entity or any of its subcontractor(sSubcontractor(s) or their sub- subcontractor(sSub- Subcontractor(s) performing work at Work at, or incidental to to, the Project siteSite. The OCIP applicable to the Project is included in the Performance Criteria Documents and is incorporated by reference into these General Conditions.