Required Completion Dates definition

Required Completion Dates means collectively, or individually, the completion dates established by the Agreement, including but not limited to the Project Substantial Completion Date, Contractor Substantial Completion Dates, the Final Completion Date, or the Scheduled Completion dates. “Scheduled Completion Date(s)” and similar words and phrases shall mean that phase or portion of the Work that is scheduled to be completed or Goods that are to be provided in accordance with the Project Schedule (as may be revised) by the Contractor or Supplier in order for: (1) other contractors, Owner or General Contractor to complete their work, (2) Owner to occupy all or portions of the Project, or (3) portions of the Project to be completed timely. The Scheduled Completion Date(s) for the Work and/or providing of Goods or portions thereof are set forth: (a) in the attached Project Schedule (Exhibit B) and (b) identified elsewhere in this Agreement and shall include, but not limited to, mandatory Scheduled Completion Dates such as providing insurance and workers compensation certificates, providing lien waiver and other pay application documentation.
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Examples of Required Completion Dates in a sentence

  • The Required Completion Dates should be realistic, and consistent with the required Goods Delivery Dates (as per Incoterms)].

  • If the Construction Manager determines; (1) that the Work cannot be completed by any or some of the Required Completion Date(s), or (2) the Contractor is holding up progress of another contractors work, at any point during construction of the Project, the Contractor (at Construction Manager’s request or Notification) shall add additional crews or work overtime (including weekends and holidays) without additional cost to the Owner.

  • If the Work is not completed by the Required Completion Dates, then the Contractor shall pay to the Construction Manager (or Owner if there is a CMA Agreement) as liquidated damages (“Liquidated Damages”) for such delay the sum of $1,000 per day for each day after the Required Completion Date that such Work is not completed.

  • No amendment, modification or change in the Contract Documents, Contract Time or Required Completion Dates shall be effective unless and until a Change Order has been executed by the Construction Manager (CMA must be specifically authorized by the Owner under the CMA Agreement) or Owner and the Contractor.

  • Construction of the Improvements shall be pursued diligently so that portions of the Building shall be Ready For Occupancy by the dates set forth on attached Exhibit G ("Required Completion Dates"), subject to extension due to Tenant Delays and Force Majeure Delays.

  • If the Work is not completed by the Required Completion Dates, then the Contractor shall pay to the Association as liquidated damages (“Liquidated Damages”) for such delay the sum of $250 per day for each day after the Required Completion Date that such Work is not completed.

  • The Repurchase Right will run with the land and bind future owners of the Property but will automatically terminate if the required Construction is commenced by the Required Construction Commencement Dates and the required Construction is Substantially Completed by the Required Completion Dates.

  • Without exception, conform with all Milestone Completion Dates and the Required Completion Dates.

  • Anticipated Completion 9/30/2024 Required Grant Administration Required Completion Dates Final reports and reimbursement requests must be submitted by 10/31/2024 for the 9/30/2024 completion date.