Salvaged Materials. The Contractor shall carefully remove the materials (if any) listed in the Special Conditions as salvage from the Site (Salvaged Materials). All Salvaged Materials shall remain the property of the Principal and the Contractor shall keep the Salvaged Materials safe and secure, and shall dispose of them as directed by the Principal’s Representative. Any materials not listed in the Special Conditions may be salvaged by and shall become the property of the Contractor, and must be removed from the Site by the Contractor at the Contractor’s cost. The Contractor shall be deemed to have allowed at its entire cost everything necessary to comply with this clause and shall not be entitled to any Variation or Extension of Time in relation to compliance with this clause.
Salvaged Materials. Subject to clause 8.21, unless expressly stated to the contrary in the Contract or directed by the Contract Administrator, all materials, plant, equipment, fixtures and other things salvaged from the Site or from the Works are the property of the Contractor. Contract Administrator's Office The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site, provide and erect on the Site, where directed by the Contract Administrator, the temporary office and associated facilities and services specified in the Contract Particulars for the sole use of the Contract Administrator and the Contract Administrator's Representatives. The Contract Administrator's Office will remain the property of the Contractor. Without limiting paragraph (a), the Contractor must: carry out all installations and connections necessary to provide lighting, heating, air conditioning and a separate telephone line to the Contract Administrator's Office; install all lighting, heating, air conditioning and telephones in the Contract Administrator's Office as directed by the Contract Administrator; maintain the Contract Administrator's Office until the last Date of Completion, including all necessary cleaning and maintenance; pay all costs of installation, consumption, rental and removal of all lighting, heating, air conditioning and telephone services in the Contract Administrator's Office (excluding the cost of telephone calls which are to be paid by the Contract Administrator); and remove the Contract Administrator's Office from the Site within 7 days of the last Date of Completion.
Salvaged Materials. Subject to clause 6.8, unless expressly stated to the contrary in the Subcontract or directed by the Contractor's Representative, all materials, plant, equipment, fixtures and other things salvaged from the Site or from the Subcontract Works are the property of the Subcontractor. Project Signboards Clause 6.11 does not apply unless the Subcontract Particulars state that it applies. The Subcontractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Subcontract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Subcontract Particulars; set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Subcontract; the name of the Contractor's Representative; a general description of the Subcontract Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; a contact name and phone number for the Subcontractor; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); an 'Acknowledgement of Country' in accordance with the requirements set out in the website specified in the Subcontract Particulars; and any additional information: specified in the Subcontract Particulars; or required by the Contractor's Representative. The Subcontractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Subcontractor's Activities on Site, submit the proposed location, layout and content of the project signboards to the Contractor's Representative for approval. Once approved by the Contractor's Representative, the Subcontractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the Contractor's Representative; maintain the project signboards until the last date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last date of Completion.
Salvaged Materials. Subject to clause 6.8, unless expressly stated to the contrary in the Contract or directed by the Contract Administrator, all materials, plant, equipment, fixtures and other things salvaged from the Site or from the Works are the property of the Contractor.
Salvaged Materials. (a) The AMT must review the opportunities available to salvage Materials or Construction Plant from the Site and present these opportunities to the ALT for its consideration. If the ALT determines that any Materials or Construction Plant with a salvageable or inherent value is to be removed, relocated or salvaged from the Site or Rail Infrastructure then, subject to all appropriate approvals being obtained, the ALT shall direct the AMT to relocate or salvage the material, plant or equipment.
Salvaged Materials. If any materials or equipment are salvaged from a well completed as a well producing or capable of producing after being Drilled, Deepened or Plugged Back, other than for the account of all the Parties entitled to participate therein, then the proceeds derived from the sale thereof or, if not sold, the Salvage Value thereof, shall be treated in the same manner as proceeds of Production from the well.
Salvaged Materials. If the project includes demolition of existing buildings or removal of existing features of the site it is important that you and your consultant team consider at an early stage whether there are any specific items considered to be of significant value that you would like to keep. Items can be of significant value in terms of their cultural or heritage significance to the school or to the local community, or they could have a high monetary value or could be re-used on future school projects. If there are any such features or materials, these should be listed as “salvaged materials” in the relevant clause of the Contract as part of the tender documents, Any features or materials found during construction that are not clearly identified in the Contract are considered to be the property of the Contractor i.e. to be disposed of off-site. Should the Principal decide that it wishes to keep any features or materials not identified in the Contract, the Contractor will be entitled to a variation under the Contract and this may result in additional cost to the Principal as a result of the Contractor having to change its planned method of work. Conflicts of Interest The Contractor and all members of the Board are required to disclose any actual or likely conflicts of interest in writing before signing the Contract. A conflict of interest includes any family or business relationship between the Contractor (including the Contractor’s directors and senior managers) and any member of the Board, or any staff at the school. In the Contract itself, the Contractor is also required to declare: • that they are not aware of any further conflict of interest that has not already been disclosed in writing to the Principal; • any conflict of interest that arises after signing the Contract; and • any claims by the Ministry or any school board of trustees against the Contractor (including any claims against a majority shareholder or director of the Contractor) for defective work. Completing the Major Works Contract details Overview of structure of Major Works Contract The Major Works Contract incorporates the terms of NZS 3910:2013 Conditions of Contract for Building and Civil Engineering Construction by reference. NZS 3910:2013 is a standard form of general conditions of contract that is commonly used in the industry. It enables Principals, Engineers, and Contractors to quickly establish contractual arrangements. NZS 3910:2013 is available at the NZ Standards website. It is importan...
Salvaged Materials. Exhibit B specifies certain materials to be salvaged by Contractor for recycling. Owners shall have title to all such salvaged materials, whether resulting from demolition or new construction activities. Contractor shall coordinate the recycling of such materials with Owners’ recycling vendor and Owners’ Representative. Contractor shall arrange with Owners’ recycling vendor the delivery and pick-up of recycling bins for such salvaged materials to the extent that such salvaged materials can be placed in bins. If any of the salvaged materials cannot be placed into bins, Contractor shall neatly store such salvaged materials at a location or locations directed by Owners’ Representative until pick-up, and Contractor shall arrange for such pick-up with Owners’ recycling vendor. All revenues from the recycling of such salvaged materials shall belong to Owners.
Salvaged Materials. 1. The Contractor may salvage as much casing and screen from the rejected well as possible and may use it in the new well, subject to acceptance by the Engineer for its reuse. Cut casing sections will only be approved for reuse after the affected casing end(s) are refaced to assure proper alignment.
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