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GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR WASHINGTON STATE FACILITY CONSTRUCTION <br />Part 3 <br />3.06 NOTICE TO OWNER OF LABOR DISPUTES deducted from periodic payments to the <br />Contractor. <br />A. If Contractor has knowiedge that any actual or <br />potential labor dispute is delaying or threatens to <br />delay timely performance in accordance with the <br />Contract Documents, Contractor shall <br />immediately give notice, including all relevant <br />information, to Owner. <br />B. Contractor agrees to insert a provision in its <br />Subcontracts and to require insertion in all sub - <br />subcontracts, that in the twat timely performance <br />of any such contract is delayed or threatened by <br />delay by any actual or potential labor dispute, the <br />Subcontractor or Sub -subcontractor shall <br />immediately notify the next higher tier <br />Subcontractor cr Contractor, as the case may be, <br />of all relevant information concerning the dispute. <br />3.07 DAMAGES FOR FAILURE TO ACHIEVE <br />TIMELY COMPLETION <br />A. Liquidated Damages <br />1. Timely performance and completion of the <br />Work is essential to Owner and time limits <br />stated in the Contract Documents are of the <br />essence. Owner will incur serious and <br />substantial damages if Substantial Completion <br />of the Work does not occur within the Contract <br />Time. However, it would be difficult if not <br />impossible to determine the exact amount of <br />such damages. Consequently, provisions for <br />liquidated damages are included in the <br />Contract Documents. <br />2. The liquidated damage amounts set forth in <br />the Contract Documents will be assessed not <br />as a penalty, but as liquidated damages for <br />breach of the Contract Documents. This <br />amount is fined and agreed upon by and <br />between the Contractor and Owner because of <br />the impracticability and extreme difficulty of <br />fixing and ascertaining the actual damages the <br />Owner would in such event sustain This <br />amount shall be construed as the actual <br />amount of damages sustained by the Owner, <br />and may be retained by the Owner and <br />3. Assessment of liquidated damages shall not <br />release Contractor from any further <br />obligations or liabilities pursuant to the <br />Contract Documents. <br />B. Actual Damages <br />July 1, 1992 00700 - page 10 <br />Actual damages will be assessed for failure to <br />achieve Final Completion within the time <br />provided. Actual damages will be calculated on <br />the basis of direct architectural, administrative, <br />and other related coats attributable to the Project <br />from the date when Final Completion should have <br />been achieved, based on the date Substantial <br />Completion is actually achieved, to the date Final <br />Completion is actually achieved. Owner may <br />offset these costs against any payment due <br />Contractor. <br />