What is the Contractor's responsibility if the City rejects a portion of the Project?

The Contractor's responsibility, upon the rejection of a portion of the Project by the City, is to address any rejected element that does not meet applicable standards. This means the Contractor is accountable for rectifying any deficiencies or issues that led to the rejection. Ensuring compliance with the standards set forth in the contract and relevant regulations is a fundamental part of the Contractor's obligations, as it ultimately affects the quality and acceptance of the entire project.

This approach emphasizes accountability and upholds the integrity of the project's standards. It also reinforces the collaboration between the Contractor and the City, ensuring that the project aligns with the expectations and requirements that have been established. Addressing rejected portions appropriately helps maintain progress and prevents potential delays in project completion.