Common use of Protection of Property Clause in Contracts

Protection of Property. The Provider shall take proper measures to protect all adjacent property, which might be damaged or injured by any process of work. In case of any such injury or damage resulting from the Provider’s acts or omissions, the Provider shall restore at its own expense the damaged property to a condition similar or equal to that existing before such injury or damage was done, or shall otherwise remedy such injury or damage in a manner acceptable to the State, TIBH, and the property holder or owner involved. If the State must intervene and repair any damage not repaired by the Provider, all such repairs will be made at the Provider’s expense. The State will deduct the costs associated with the repairs from the amount due and payable to the Provider, or the Provider will otherwise compensate the State for the cost of repairs.

Protection of Property. The Provider shall take proper measures to protect all adjacent property, which might be damaged or injured by any process of work. In case of any such injury or damage resulting from the Provider’s acts or omissions, the Provider shall restore at its own expense the damaged property to a condition similar or equal to that existing before such injury or damage was done, or shall otherwise remedy such injury or damage in a manner acceptable to the State, TIBH, and the property holder or owner involved. If the State must intervene and repair any damage not repaired by the Provider, all such repairs will be made at the Provider’s expense. The State will deduct the costs associated with the repairs from the amount due and payable to the Provider, or the Provider will otherwise compensate the State for the cost of repairs.. Contract Number: 6299 49 001_