Common use of Planning Phase Clause in Contracts

Planning Phase. The Contractor shall complete the design/specifications and then the Metrics Workbook in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook. The Task 1 Planning Phase Metrics Workbook submittal shall be completed to demonstrate that the design/specifications meet the Minimum Performance Requirements described above and data collected to the level of detail needed to estimate the energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) savings benefits. Throughout the term of the contract, any deviations from the approved Minimum Performance Requirements and the implemented project shall be approved in writing by the NYSERDA Project Manager. By request, NYSERDA reserves the right to obtain and review design/specifications.

Planning Phase. The Contractor shall complete the design/specifications and then the Metrics Workbook in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook. The Task 1 Planning Phase Metrics Workbook submittal shall be completed to demonstrate that the design/specifications meet the Minimum Performance Requirements described above and data collected to the level of detail needed to estimate the energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) savings benefits. Throughout the term of the contract, any deviations from the approved Minimum Performance Requirements and the implemented project shall be approved in writing by the NYSERDA Project Manager. By request, NYSERDA reserves NYSERDAreserves the right to obtain and review design/specifications.

Planning Phase. The Contractor shall complete the design/specifications and then the Metrics Workbook in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook. The Task 1 Planning Phase Metrics Workbook submittal shall be completed to demonstrate that the design/specifications meet meets the Minimum Performance Requirements described above and data collected to the level of detail needed to estimate the energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) savings benefits. Throughout the term of the contract, any deviations from the approved Minimum Performance Requirements and the implemented project shall be approved in writing by the NYSERDA Project Manager. By request, NYSERDA reserves the right to obtain and review design/specifications.