Project Signboards Sample Clauses

Project Signboards. The Contractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Contract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Contract Particulars; set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Contract; the name of the Contract Administrator; a general description of the Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); an 'Acknowledgement of Country' in accordance with the requirements set out in the website specified in the Contract Particulars; and any additional information: specified in the Contract Particulars; or required by the Contract Administrator. The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site, submit the proposed location, layout and content of the project signboards to the Contract Administrator for approval. Once approved by the Contract Administrator, the Contractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the Contract Administrator; maintain the project signboards until the last Date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last Date of Completion.
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Project Signboards. This clause 6.11 only applies if the Contract Particulars state that it applies. The Contractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Contract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Contract Particulars; set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Contract; the name of the Contract Administrator; a general description of the Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); an 'Acknowledgement of Country' in accordance with the requirements set out in the website specified in the Contract Particulars; and any other information specified in the Contract Particulars. The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site, submit the proposed layout, location and content of the project signboards to the Contract Administrator for approval. Once approved by the Contract Administrator, the Contractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the Contract Administrator; maintain the project signboards until the last date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last date of Completion.
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Project Signboards. The Contractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Contract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Contract Particulars; set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Contract; the name of the PDS Contractor; a general description of the Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); an 'Acknowledgement of Country' in accordance with the requirements set out in the website specified in the Contract Particulars; and any additional information: specified in the Contract Particulars; or required by the PDS Contractor. The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site, submit the proposed location, layout and content of the project signboards to the PDS Contractor for approval. Once approved by the PDS Contractor, the Contractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the PDS Contractor; maintain the project signboards until the last date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last date of Completion.
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Project Signboards. The Contractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Contract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Contract Particulars; and set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Contract; the name of the Contract Administrator; a general description of the Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); and any additional information: specified in the Contract Particulars; or required by the Contract Administrator. The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site during the Delivery Phase, submit the proposed location, layout and content of the project signboards to the Contract Administrator for approval. Once approved by the Contract Administrator, the Contractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the Contract Administrator; maintain the project signboards until the last Date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last Date of Completion.
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Project Signboards. The Contractor must provide the number of project signboards specified in the Contract Particulars, each of which must: be in the dimensions specified in the Contract Particulars; set out: the name of the project; the names of the parties to the Contract; the name of the PDS Contractor; a general description of the Works; a contact name and phone number (including after hours number) for the principal contractor pursuant to the WHS Legislation; the Date for Completion; the location of the Site office (if any); and any additional information: specified in the Contract Particulars; or required by the PDS Contractor. The Contractor must, within 14 days of the commencement of the Contractor's Activities on Site, submit the proposed location, layout and content of the project signboards to the PDS Contractor for approval. Once approved by the PDS Contractor, the Contractor must: fix the project signboards in the locations approved by the PDS Contractor; maintain the project signboards until the last date of Completion; and dismantle and remove the project signboards within 7 days of the last date of Completion.
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