Turnover Package Sample Clauses

The Turnover Package clause defines the requirement for a contractor or service provider to deliver a comprehensive set of documents, materials, and information upon completion of a project or at the end of their engagement. This package typically includes as-built drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, warranties, test certificates, and any other documentation necessary for the client to operate, maintain, and manage the completed works. By specifying the contents and timing of the turnover package, this clause ensures a smooth transition of responsibility and knowledge from the contractor to the client, minimizing operational disruptions and clarifying post-completion obligations.
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Turnover Package i. The Turnover Package shall include but not be limited to: Documentation required by Appendix A Sections entitled “Procurement of Material” and “Service Work Authorizations”, all document Deliverables identified as an inclusion of individual Drivers, the ND000298 Checklist, WA’s, Project and Program Management Deliverables and the documents required per AT&T specification documents ND000298 and ND00051.
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Turnover Package. Prior to achieving Substantial Completion, Contractor will provide Owner with a turnover package with respect to such System, which will include all such drawings, start-up procedures, log sheets, and settings. Contractor shall provide a draft of the turnover package to Owner no later than four months before Substantial Completion of each System, and the format and content for this document shall be as mutually agreed between the Parties.
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