Preparation of a Nonstandard Preliminary Engineering Agreement Sample Clauses

Preparation of a Nonstandard Preliminary Engineering Agreement. The usual reason nonstandard agreements are required is because a utility’s legal department has objected to the standard “Legal Relations” clause in the standard form agreement. When this is the case, the utility’s legal representative will need to provide alternate language to be included in the agreement. If the language supplied by the utility is unacceptable to WSDOT, some negotiations involving both legal representatives may be necessary. Since it is a change to the agreement’s legal language, this kind of change cannot be addressed in Exhibit A, Special Provisions, without creating a conflict in the agreement’s language. Such a change would nullify the terms of the agreement, rendering it invalid and indefensible; therefore, a nonstandard agreement must be written.
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