Protection and Repair of Work Sample Clauses

Protection and Repair of Work. Contractor shall protect District's structures, facilities, equipment, tools, materials, and any other property on or adjacent to the Site against damage or loss caused by the performance of the Work. Contractor will provide adequate security measures for the Work and shall, until the Date of Completion of the Work, maintain such measures to protect its Work under this Facilities Lease from theft, defacement, or vandalism. Contractor shall repair or replace any damage and remove any damaged or defaced material and/or equipment from the Site at no cost to District prior to the Date of Completion, and Section 17 of these General Conditions shall apply to such material or equipment.
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Protection and Repair of Work. 39 The Entity shall take all reasonable measures to protect the District’s structures, facilities, equipment, tools, 40 materials, and any other property on or adjacent to the Site against damage, loss, or theft by providing 41 adequate security measures for its work. The Entity shall, until final completion of the Project and acceptance 42 by the District, maintain protection of all of its work and work performed by others for the Work of the Project 43 from damage, loss, defacement, or vandalism, except that if the District takes occupancy, in whole or in part, 44 of any portion of the Project prior to the date of final completion, the Entity shall no longer have any 45 obligation to protect the occupied portion(s) of the Project except (1) to the extent they may be affected by the 46 Entity’s ongoing work, and/or (2) as provided in Sections 10.01, 10.02, 10.04 through 10.10, and 10.12 47 through 10.14 hereof. The Entity shall provide protection of completed work (even if the District has taken 48 beneficial occupancy) that may be subject to damage as a result of the Entity’s failure to perform as scheduled.
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Protection and Repair of Work. Contractor shall protect District’s structures, facilities, equipment, tools, materials, and any other property on or adjacent to the Site against damage, loss, or theft by providing adequate security measures for its work. Contractor shall, until final payment hereunder, maintain protection of all of its work and work performed by others under this Facilities Lease from damage, loss, defacement, or vandalism. Contractor shall provide protection of completed work which may be subject to damage as a result of Contractor’s failure to perform as scheduled. Contractor shall repair or replace any damage and remove any damaged or defaced material and/or equipment from the Site at no cost to District, and Article 17 of these General Conditions shall apply to such material or equipment.
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