Project Modification Certification Sample Clauses
The Project Modification Certification clause requires parties to formally confirm and document any changes made to a project's scope, design, or specifications. Typically, this involves submitting a written certification or approval whenever modifications are proposed, ensuring that all stakeholders are aware of and agree to the adjustments. This clause helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes by providing a clear record of authorized changes, thereby ensuring accountability and maintaining project integrity.
Project Modification Certification. During the Term, in the event that Seller, an Affiliate or Contractor performs a Project Modification pursuant to Section 3.3, Seller shall certify, within sixty (60) days of completion of such Project Modification, that the Project is commercially operable by providing Buyer a signed Project Modification Certification, as found at Appendix VI‑B for Buyer’s review. In the event Buyer provides Notice to Seller that the Project Modification Certification for the Project Modification is not acceptable to Buyer, then Buyer will identify the inconsistencies in such Notice and such Notice shall constitute the occurrence of a Remediation Event for purposes of Section 11.4.
Project Modification Certification. During the Delivery Term, in the event that Seller, or its Affiliates or Contractors performs a Project Modification pursuant to Section Three.3, Seller shall certify, within sixty (60) days of completion of such Project Modification, that the Project is commercially operable by providing Buyer a signed Project Modification Certification, as found at Appendix VI‑B for Buyer’s review. In the event Buyer provides Notice to Seller that the Project Modification Certification for the Project Modification is not acceptable to Buyer, then Buyer will identify the inconsistencies in such Notice and such Notice shall constitute the occurrence of a Remediation Event for purposes of Section Eleven.4. Eleven.3Reporting Serious Incidents . Seller shall provide Notice of a Serious Incident to Buyer within five (5) Business Days of occurrence. The Notice of Serious Incident must include the time, date, and location of the incident, the Contractor involved in the incident (as applicable), the circumstances surrounding the incident, the immediate response and recovery actions taken, and a description of any impacts of the Serious Incident. Seller shall cooperate and provide reasonable assistance, and cause each of its Contractors to cooperate and provide reasonable assistance, to Buyer with any investigations and inquiries by Governmental Authorities that arise as a result of the Serious Incident. Eleven.4Remediation.
(a) Seller shall resolve any Remediation Event within the Remediation Period. Within ten (10) days of the date after the first occurrence of any Remediation Event, Seller shall provide a Safety Remediation Plan to Buyer for Buyer’s review.
(i) Following the occurrence of any Remediation Event, Seller shall also provide an Attestation to Buyer for Buyer’s review and acceptance. Seller shall cooperate, and cause each of its Contractors to cooperate, with Buyer in order for Seller to provide an Attestation, in a form and level of detail that is reasonably acceptable to Buyer which incorporates information, analysis, investigations or documentation, as applicable or as reasonably requested by Buyer.
(b) Seller’s failure to resolve a Remediation Event by obtaining ▇▇▇▇▇’s written acceptance of the Attestation within the Remediation Period is a material breach of this Agreement; provided, however, that Seller may request to extend the Remediation Period by up to ninety (90) days. Buyer shall not unreasonably withhold approval of such extension. Seller may request an...