Common use of Progress and Completion Schedules Clause in Contracts

Progress and Completion Schedules. If the progress of the Work is such that it appears to UGAA likely that the then-current, approved Project Schedule cannot or may not be met or that the then-current Contractual Date of Substantial Completion cannot or may not be achieved, Design-Builder shall attach to each Interim Payment Application a proposed “Progress and Completion Schedule” showing historic progress of the Work to-date, the timing and sequence of Work to be performed, future Milestone Dates, and other Schedule Data, all of which shall indicate Design-Builder’s intended plan for completing the Work on or before the Contractual Date of Substantial Completion.

Progress and Completion Schedules. If the progress of the Work is such that it appears to UGAA likely that the then-current, approved Project Schedule cannot or may not be met or that the then-current Contractual Date of Substantial Completion cannot or may not be achieved, Design-Builder Contractor shall attach to each Interim Payment Application a proposed “Progress and Completion Schedule” showing historic progress of the Work to-date, the timing and sequence of Work to be performed, future Milestone Dates, and other Schedule Data, all of which shall indicate Design-BuilderContractor’s intended plan for completing the Work on or before the Contractual Date of Substantial Completion.