UTILITY OUTAGES. 3.3.1 The Contractor shall notify the Owner’s Construction Inspector and the Owner’s Project Manager, in writing, of any planned utility outages in accordance with Owner’s Special Conditions.
UTILITY OUTAGES. The Marina shall not be responsible for utility interruptions or outages or the results or damages caused by such events. Utili- ties include but are not limited to electric, water, WiFi, fueling station, and pump-out. The Marina does not supply utilities after October 15 or before April 15 of each year.
UTILITY OUTAGES. ☐ Not Applicable to the Project; or ☐ The Work will require <<NUMBER>> utility outages, which will each last at least <<NUMBER>> hours. <<ADDITIONAL INFORMATION>> Builder’s Risk Insurance: (check one) ☐ Contractor Provided; ☐ Owner Provided; or ☐ Not Required for Project Owner Purchased Materials or Equipment: ☐ Not Applicable to the Project; or ☐ The Work and Contract Sum include the following materials and equipment to be purchased directly by Owner from supplier: <<ITEM DESCRIPTION, SUPPLIER, COST>> <<ITEM DESCRIPTION, SUPPLIER, COST>> <<ITEM DESCRIPTION, SUPPLIER, COST>> Attachments: ☐ Contractor’s proposal dated <<INSERT DATE>> , which is attached hereto solely for the purpose of describing the Work and as otherwise provided in the Clarifications above. ☐ Certificate(s) of insurance evidencing the required insurance, and identifying Owner as the certificate holder and as an additional insured, as required ☐ <<OTHER ATTACHMENTS>> CONTRACTOR: OWNER: _____________________________ ______________________________ Contractor Signature Owner Signature MASTER WORK AGREEMENT WORK CONTRACT – CHANGE ORDER FORM Work Contract Date: <<INSERT DATE>> Contractor: <<CONTRACTOR NAME>> Project Name: <<PROJECT NAME>> Project Number: <<PROJECT NUMBER>> Change Order Number: <<CHANGE ORDER NUMBER>> The Work of the Work Contract identified above is changed as follows: <<INSERT A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CHANGE IN THE WORK>> If the Contract Sum is a Stipulated Sum or there is a Maximum Price, insert the following amounts. Original Contract Sum/Maximum Price…………………………... $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>> Net Change by Previous Change Orders………………………….. $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>> Contract Sum/Maximum Price before this Change Order………… $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>> Change in Contract Sum/Maximum Price by this Change Order…. $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>> New Contract Sum/Maximum Price………………………………. $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>> If the Contract Sum is to be determined based on Time and Materials or Unit Pricing without a Maximum Price, it is estimated that this Change Order will <<TYPE “increase” or “decrease”>> the Contract Sum by $ <<INSERT AMOUNT>>. The Contract Time is <<TYPE “increased” or “decreased”>> by <<NUMBER OF DAYS>> Days. The new Contract Time is (check one) ☐ <<NUMBER OF DAYS>> Days; or ☐ <<INSERT DATE>>.
UTILITY OUTAGES. Planning and coordination of all activities required for utility outages, including, but not limited to, notification, communication, performance, and lock out/tag out. The schedule for planned outages for routine maintenance in areas where activities such as Authority operations, and administration activities are impacted, will be coordinated with the proper Authority personnel on an annual basis.
UTILITY OUTAGES. 3.3.1 Contractor shall notify Owner’s OPM, in writing, of any planned utility outages in accordance with Owner’s Special Conditions.
UTILITY OUTAGES. 2.1.5 Maintenance and Warranty Tags
UTILITY OUTAGES. Unless otherwise specified, the Partner shall personally schedule and notify, the affected building and housing occupants and the IGSA-TR or designated representative for scheduled work prior to all utility outages (water or sewer). The Partner shall render such notification no less than fifteen (15) calendar days prior to any utility outage scheduled to last four (4) hours or more and no later than five (5) calendar days prior to any utility outage scheduled to last less than four (4) hours. In an emergency situation, notification shall be rendered within one (1) hour. All utility outages shall be scheduled during non-duty hours and approved by IGSA-TR (Report 1.0-3). In rare cases the Partner may request utility outages during normal duty hours as approved by the IGSA-TR.
UTILITY OUTAGES. (Electric, Water, etc.): during standard working hours shall be minimized. Any required utility outage that affects the facility during working hours must be approved by the City Project Manager at least two (2) business days in advance.
UTILITY OUTAGES. Contractor shall schedule all Work in such a manner that utility outages are minimized. All outages shall be coordinated with and approved by the Authority and other affected Persons and entities at least forty eight (48) hours in advance of Work.
