Structures assessment Clause Samples
The 'Structures assessment' clause establishes the requirement for evaluating the condition, safety, or compliance of physical structures, such as buildings or infrastructure, within the scope of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for conducting the assessment, the standards or criteria to be used, and the timing or frequency of such evaluations. For example, it may require a qualified engineer to inspect a property before a sale or lease is finalized. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties are aware of the structural integrity and suitability of relevant assets, thereby reducing the risk of undisclosed defects or future liabilities.
Structures assessment. Assess the available information and conduct a site inspection of all structures located on the route in order to undertake a condition assessment and to gain a general appreciation for the structures and the structural issues that may arise as a result of the envisaged work. Identify which structures require capacity improvement (hydrologically, traffic, strength, etc.) and maintenance/rehabilitation interventions. All structures shall be assessed, however, in addition the following bridges have been identified by the Client that require assessment for defects to be repaired as part of this project.