DB Team definition

DB Team means, generally, the “Design-Build Team,” as defined in the Rules and in the Design-Build Manual, which generally means the combination of contractors, design/engineering/professional consultants (or team of consultants), and other entities working together, for the Design-Builder, to design and build the Project.
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Examples of DB Team in a sentence

  • GDOT may request from DB Team any further information that GDOT may reasonably require, and DB Team shall supply the same within a reasonable period after such request.

  • DB Team may contest a Safety Compliance Order by delivering to GDOT written notice setting forth (a) DB Team’s claim that no Safety Compliance conditions exist to justify the Safety Compliance Order, (b) DB Team’s explanation of its claim in reasonable detail and (c) DB Team’s estimate of impacts on costs and schedule attributable to the contested Safety Compliance Order.

  • Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, if there exists or occurs any circumstance or event that constitutes or results in a concurrent breach of any of the representations or covenants set forth in this Article 15 by both DB Team and GDOT but does not also constitute or result in any other breach or default by either Party, then such breaches shall not form the basis for a Compensation Event or damage claim by GDOT against DB Team.

  • DB Team hereby further expressly waives any claim or defense the basis of which is to assert that GDOT may not delegate the responsibility for any element of the design and construction of the Project involving public roadways, signs, or traffic controls to DB Team as provided in this Agreement.

  • If GDOT issues notice of termination of this Agreement due to a Default Termination Event, termination shall be effective and final immediately upon delivery of written notice as provided in Article 19.3.1 regardless of whether GDOT is correct in determining that GDOT has the right to terminate for DB Team Default.

  • DB Team is advised to contact legal counsel concerning such Law and its application to DB Team.

  • Except to the extent expressly permitted in writing by GDOT, DB Team shall not commence or permit or suffer commencement of construction of the Project, or applicable portion thereof, until GDOT issues NTP 3 and all of the conditions of Article 3.3.1.3 have been met.

  • If, however, DB Team does not accommodate or otherwise resolve any comment or objection, DB Team shall deliver to GDOT within a reasonable time period, not to exceed fourteen (14) days after receipt of GDOT’s comments or objections, a written explanation why modifications based on such comment or objection are not required.

  • DB Team shall comply with all applicable requirements set forth in GDOT’s DBE policy and program.

  • If the increased monitoring, inspection, sampling, measuring, testing and oversight reveal: (i) a failure to perform such Work in accordance with the Quality Management Plan, (ii) that the Quality Management Plan does not comply with the DB Documents, or (iii) that such Work is not in accordance with the DB Documents, DB Team shall be responsible for the costs of such increased monitoring, inspection, sampling, measuring, testing and oversight as described in Article 17.3.