Project Laboratory Testing Services Sample Clauses

Project Laboratory Testing Services. The Design-Build Firm shall provide and pay for all Project Laboratory Testing Services to perform regulatory required testing, quality assurance, and quality control testing. The Design-Build Firm is also responsible for all re-testing where the Work or materials fail a test. The City at its sole discretion may conduct separate independent testing for verification purposes. In instances where the City’s testing does not verify the testing provided by the Design-Build Firm, the Design-Build Firm shall arrange for re-testing of the Work or replacement of the Work at its own cost. Where the Design-Build Firm has re-testing performed the City’s Project Manager shall be notified in advance of such testing. Should such testing confirm the City’s findings the Design-Build Firm shall replace or correct all Work necessary to ensure compliance with the Contract Documents. In such instances all re-testing, re-work, and delays are the sole responsibility of the Design-Build Firm. Any delays or costs to the Design-Build Firm for testing or re-work that may result shall not form the basis for any claim by the Design-Build Firm. Design-Build Firm shall be responsible for the costs associated with all testing by the City where the Work is found to not be in compliance with the Contract Documents. Costs for such retests shall be deducted from pending invoices.
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Project Laboratory Testing Services. The Contractor shall provide and pay for all Project Laboratory Testing Services to perform regulatory required testing, quality assurance, and quality control testing. The Contractor is also responsible for all re-testing where the Work or materials fail a test. The City at its sole discretion may conduct separate independent testing for verification purposes. In instances where the City’s testing does not verify the testing provided by the Contractor, the Contractor shall arrange for re-testing of the Work or replacement of the Work at its own cost. Where the Contractor has re-testing performed the City’s Project Manager shall be notified in advance of such testing. Should such testing confirm the City’s findings the Contractor shall replace or correct all Work necessary to ensure compliance with the Contract Documents. In such instances all re-testing, re- work, and delays are the sole responsibility of the Contractor. Any delays or costs to the Contractor for testing or re-work that may result shall not form the basis for any claim by the Contractor. Contractor shall be responsible for the costs associated with all testing by the City where the Work is found to not be in compliance with the Contract Documents. Costs for such retests shall be deducted from pending invoices.

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