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1505Cooperation by Contractors

MN · 2025 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 57–0 Save this section

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The Department may authorize Work by other contractors and agencies within the Project Site during the Contract Time. The Contractor shall cooperate with the Engineer, utility owners, and other contractors concurrently performing Work on the Project. The Contractor shall coordinate Work with utility owners for the following:

(1)Allow removal and rearrangement operations to progress in a reasonable manner
(2)Minimize duplication of Work
(3)Avoid unnecessarily interrupting services rendered by those parties

When performing Work of separate Contracts within the limits of a Project, each Contractor shall avoid interfering and hindering the progress or completion of the W ork being performed by other contractors. Contractors working on the same Project shall cooperate with each other as required by their respective Contracts . The Contractor shall assume the risk of delay, inconvenience, or loss resulting from the presence and operations of other contractors working within the same Project Site, and shall make no c laim for such delay, inconvenience, or loss.

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Source: Minnesota Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Pages 57–0 of 1,081. View official source ↗

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