Common use of Project Closeout Clause in Contracts

Project Closeout. During project closeout, MPHA will visit the project site only twice for any corrective action that may be necessary. The first time will be to inspect completion and create a list of items that need to be corrected (punch list). Once MPHA is notified by the Contractor of successfully completing and correcting all of the items on the lunch list, MPHA will inspect a second time. At this point if there are still deficiencies in the workmanship or items that have not been corrected that would require further action on the Contractor and MPHA to inspect subsequent times, the Contractor will be charged $250.00 per site visit. This should not be construed as a penalty, but rather a means to ensure the project is completed in an efficient manner.

Project Closeout. During project closeoutclose out, MPHA will visit the project site only twice for any corrective action that may be necessary. The first time will be to inspect completion and create a list of items that need to be corrected (punch list). Once MPHA is notified by the Contractor of successfully completing and correcting all of the items on the lunch punch list, MPHA will inspect a second time. At this point if there are still deficiencies in the workmanship or items that have not been corrected that would require further action on the Contractor and MPHA to inspect subsequent times, the Contractor will be charged $250.00 250 per site visit. This should not be construed as a penalty, penalty but rather a means to ensure the project is completed in an efficient manner.

Project Closeout. During project closeoutclose out, MPHA will visit the project site only twice for any corrective action that may be necessary. The first time will be to inspect completion and create a list of items that need to be corrected (punch list). Once MPHA is notified by the Contractor of successfully completing and correcting all of the items on the lunch punch list, MPHA will inspect a second time. At this point if there are still deficiencies in the workmanship or items that have not been corrected that would require further action on the Contractor and MPHA to inspect subsequent times, the Contractor will be charged $250.00 per site visit. This should not be construed as a penalty, penalty but rather a means to ensure the project is completed in an efficient manner.