607 11TH ST 12TH ST MARINA 2016-01-01 MF Import

. i PORI'OF EVERLTT SEC i ION 00?00 l,T" S7ItEEl'�f:ARIA:��—VOLU�IE 1� ��L-AR[NE R'ORK GPNEIWL CONDITIOP;S 6.^_13 �lho YOItT��ill cooperoteµ�ith tl�e CONI7L4CTOR to aecomplish the. foreeoine actions and�cill render its assis!ance��here nppropn�te; however, the PORT shall ha��e the rieht, v:id�out pro��idin� additiona]compensation to the CONTRACTOR,to direct the CONTRAC7'OR to modify any of Aie foregoing actions«�hich the CONTRAC"IOR has�aken or plans to take,or to ocer7ule such actions, ro desi�nate tte entrances to be used as "primary"or"neuval" envances, and to take appropriate legal ac,ioa in order to protect the interests of the PORT and those of its tenants and other CONTKACTGRs. Tl�e foregoing ac[ions to be taken by the CONTR�CTOR are the CONTRAC'IOR's primary rr.sponsibility. Neither the failure of the PORT to request that the COA'TRArTOR ta6:e a spec:fic action nor the exercise by the PORT of iu rights under this paragraph shail modify or constiwre a delense to or�rai�•er of d�e oblieations imposed upon the COA'TIL4CTOR in this para;;raph. � C31.d Failure to take tLe ection des:ribed above or to comply with the directi��cs of the PORT shall bc considered a material breach of d�e Contract Documents. 6.21.5 If and to the extent that the CONT24CTOR fails to satisfy tl�e obiications imposed on it, the CONT2ACTOR shall be liable£or and de(end, indemnify and hold harmless the PORT, Commission, ENGINLER, and al]other officers,employees, and agents of the PORT&om all liability,claims,damages,]osses, and espenses(induding but not limited to,anomeys'and r.onsultants'fees aud od�er expenses of litigation or arbitration)broueht against the PORT b}�a �hird pany(includine, but not limited to, Icssees, tenants,CONTR4CTORs,cusromers, licensees and invite�s of the POKT) for injunetiee relief a for monetary losses caused by loss of use. lost revenue,or interference with the activities of the POKT or s-uch d�ird party. 6.21.6 7�he CONTRACTOR shall pay all attomeys' fees and expenses inwned by the PORT in estabGshing and enti�rcine the PORT's nghts under this paracraph, «�hetl�er or not suit was instiwted. (.22 Progress Schedulc G?2.1 PrompAy after tl�e a�vard of tl�e Contrac�, the CONTRACTOR shall prepare a Progress Sci�edule in a Corm satisfuctory to the ENGCNEER. Nithin ten days aher receipt issuance of the Notice of li Au•ard, the CONIR4CTOR sl�all submi�six(o)copies of[he Proerzss Schedule to d�e PORT. �� Failure of tlic CONTR4CTOR to submit a proposed Progress Schedule in a fom�satisfactory to die L-NGINEER witliin d�e allo��ed time will not constimte grounds for an extension of the Contract Time. (?'_.? Unless oth�ru�ise specified, the Progress Schedule;hall consist of a nenvork analysis of the Critical PatL Nlethod(CPb1)in arrow diagram form sl�owing an acti��ity description,cost,and duration(in calendar d�ys) for all significant design,manuCacturine,construction, and installation activities. i M activity list shall be induded witti each copy ot tl�e Progress Schedufe. Ci?_'3 \Vithin ten(10)da}'s after its receipt by d�e PORT, n��o(2) cepies of the Progress Schedule will be remmcd to the CONTRACTOR. These copizs«ill bz returned•Nidi comments, if any, Follawin� re��iew by d�e PORT. Review by die PORT of the proposzd Progress Sche 3ule shall not constitute a�approval of the CONTRACTOR's canstruction means,methods,sequences,or schzdule. (>.2�.4 The Proeress Schedule shall oudine the propased operations,tUe interretations of tlie carious operations, and the order of performance in sufficient detail that progress of tlte�Vork can be evaluated accurately at nny time during the perfonnance of the�\'ork. If abbreaiations are used in thz make-up of the Pro�ress Schedule,a]eeend shall be pro��ided to define all abbreviations. 00700-3�4