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8 cases, it is an important adjunct to the professional liability policy. A CGL policy checklist should: 1.
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9 and protection for the services it contracted. The bottom line is that the contract should clearly provide that the CM bears a secondary level (behind the architect/engineer)
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10 The schedule for the Owner's construction program or the specification of milestone dates is not intended to take the place of complete Work scheduling by the Contractor, but is provided to show certain critical milestone dates for various phases of the Work on which the Contractor's Baseline Schedule or Progress Schedules must be based. There shall be no changes in the milestone dates, except by CO, FCO or CCD.
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11 • Scope identification covered by the change. • Basis for change/contract modification, covering owner change, contractor change, and errors and omissions.
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12 Appendix B-4 provides a survey of additional contractual provisions used by other airports to address available remedies. Methods to Contractually Mitigate Risk The following are key issues to consider when drafting or reviewing a contractual provision related to available remedies: • Provide clearly defined warranty and corrective work provisions.
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13 in Paragraphs 15.2 (1)
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