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provided in the Contract Documents. Workmanship, Equipment, and use of materials shall be of the
quality specified or better. Equipment and materials, which are nat specified shall be of a quality
consistent with those specified and their use acceptable to the Purchaser.
6. Minimum Standards
In the absence of other standards required by the Contract Documents, all Work and Equipment shail
conform to, or exceed, the minimum standards of the European Union standards, CSN, IEC and ISO
international norms.
7. Scheduling and Delays
7.1. The Purchaser shail establish a system for monitoring the planning and scheduling activities of the
Supplier and ali Other Suppliers on the Project utilizing a Project Schedule that will identify the earliest
expected starting and latest completion dates for each major activity. The Purchaser may revise the
Project Schedule from time to time, but the original and all revisions of the Project Schedule shall be
promptly disclosed to the Supplier. Purchaser shall pay Supplier for any direct costs incurred by
Supplier due to material revisions in the Project Schedule.
7.2. Within twenty-one (21) days from the Commencement Date, the Supplier will submit to the Purchaser a
detailed task-by-task outline of Supplier’s Work Schedule for the delivery of Preliminary Design and
Detailed Design, manufacture and shop testing of the Equipment considering the Delivery Schedule as
per Article 6 of the Agreement within the Project Schedule. The Purchaser will review the Supplier's
Work Schedule for general compliance with the Project Schedule and may request adjustments thereto
to arrive at a Supplier’s Work Schedule that will not interfere with or delay the work of Other Suppliers
or other Project activities, however the Delivery Schedule specified in the Article 6 of the Agreement
has to be adhered. This detailed schedule will be called the Work Schedule and will become an integral
part of the Project Schedule.
7.3. If the Supplier is delayed in the performance of the Work by:
7.3.1. an act or omission of the Purchaser, Other Supplier, or anyone employed or engaged by them
contrary to the provisions of the Contract Documents; or
7.3.2. a stop work order issued by a court or other public authority and providing that such order was
not issued as the result of an act or fault of the Supplier or anyone employed or engaged by it
directly or indirectly;
and if such delay, affects the critical path for the Work, then, at the request of the Supplier, the
Contract Times shall be extended for such reasonable time as the Purchaser and the Supplier shall
agree and the Contract Work Schedule and Contract Times will be adjusted accordingly by means
of a written Change Order. Unless agreed to otherwise by Supplier and Purchaser, the adjustment
must be at least the period of the delay.
7.4. Should the Supplier, at any time, be of the opinion that it cannot meet the requirements of the Contract
Work Schedule, the Supplier shall consult with the Purchaser to determine whether the Contract Work
Schedule can be changed without affecting the critical path of the Project Schedule.
7.4.1. If, in the opinion of the Purchaser, changes can be made to the Contract Work Schedule without
affecting the critical path of the Project Schedule, these changes will be made to establish a new
Contract Work Schedule and the Contract Times will be adjusted accordingly.
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