Work Completion Certificates Sample Clauses
A Work Completion Certificates clause establishes the requirement for formal documentation verifying that contracted work has been finished according to the agreed specifications. Typically, this clause outlines the process for issuing a certificate upon completion, which may involve inspections, approvals, or sign-offs by designated parties such as project managers or clients. Its core practical function is to provide clear evidence of fulfillment of contractual obligations, thereby triggering subsequent actions like final payment or warranty periods, and reducing disputes over whether the work has been properly completed.
Work Completion Certificates. Within thirty (30) days of completion of the Work, the Municipality shall file certificates, in the form provided in EXHIBIT C, or as may be updated by the County from time to time, certifying the final Work Costs and that the Work has been completed in accordance with this Agreement. Within thirty (30) days of completion of the Work, the Municipality shall also file the certificate in the form provided in EXHIBIT D, if a licensed engineer or architect designs any portion of the Work.
Work Completion Certificates. Within thirty (30) days of completion of the Work, the Subrecipient shall file certificates, in the form provided in EXHIBIT C, or as may be updated by the County from time to time, certifying the final Work Costs and that the Work has been completed in accordance with this Agreement. Within thirty (30) days of completion of the Work, the Subrecipient shall also file the certificate in the form provided in EXHIBIT D, if a licensed engineer or architect designs any portion of the Work.
Work Completion Certificates. The deliverables shall be certified and WCCs issued by MDL.