WORKING METHODS AND PROGRESS SCHEDULES Sample Clauses

WORKING METHODS AND PROGRESS SCHEDULES. 24.1 The contractor shall submit within the time stipulated by the Engineer-in-charge in writing the details as actual methods that would be adopted by the contractor for the execution of any items as required by Engineer at each of the location supported by necessary detailed drawing and sketches including those of the plant and machinery that would be used their locations arrangement for conveying and handling materials etc., and obtain prior approval of the Engineer-in-charge well in advance of starting of such item of works. The Engineer-in-charge reserves the right to suggest modifications or make corrections in the method proposed by the contractor whether accepted previously or not at any stage of the work to obtain the desired accuracy, quality and progress which shall be binding on the contractor no claim on account of such change in method of execution will be entertained by Government so long as specification of the item remain unaltered.
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WORKING METHODS AND PROGRESS SCHEDULES. 24.1) The Contractor shall submit within the time stipulated by the Engineer in writing the details of actual methods that would be adopted by the contractor for the execution, of any items as required by Engineer at each of the location, supported by necessary detailed drawing and sketches including those of the plant and machinery that would be used their locations arrangement for conveying and handling materials etc. and obtain prior approval of the Engineer-in-charge who reserves the right to suggest modifications or make corrections in the method proposed by the contractor whether accepted previously or not at any stage of the work, to obtain the desired accuracy, quality, safety and progress of work which shall be binding on the contractor. No claim on account of such change in method of execution will be entertained by Government so long as specification of the item remains unaltered.
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WORKING METHODS AND PROGRESS SCHEDULES. (a) The Contractor shall submit within the time stipulated by the Engineer-in- charge in writing the details of actual methods that would be adopted by the Contractor for the execution of any item as required by Engineer at each of the location, supported by necessary detailed drawing and sketches including those of the plant and machinery that would be used, their locations, arrangement for conveying and handling materials etc. and obtain prior approval of the Engineer-in-charge well in advance of starting of such item of work. The Engineer-in-charge reserves the right to suggest modifications or make corrections in the method proposed by the contractor, whether accepted previously or not, at any stage of the work to obtain the desired accuracy, quality and progress which shall be binding on the contractor. No claim on account of such change in method of execution will be entertained by Government so long as specifications of the item remain unaltered. The full responsibility for the safety and adequacy of the methods adopted by the contractor shall however, rest on the contractor, irrespective of any approved given by the Engineer. In case of slippage from the approved work programme at any stage, the contractor shall furnish revised programme to make up the slippage within the stipulated time schedule and obtain the approved of the Engineer to the revised programme.
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  • Progress Schedule The Contractor, within ten (10) working days of receiving notice of the award of the contract, shall prepare and submit for the State's and Architect's information an estimated progress schedule for the Work. The progress schedule shall be related to the entire Project to the extent required by the Contract Documents, and shall provide for expeditious and practicable execution of the Work.

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