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EpdvTjho!Fowfmpqf!JE;!2193E418.88DB.5943.:22G.914D7G:28845EpdvTjho!Fowfmpqf!JE;!ED64EEGG.2G1:.5:C6.C4CB.73549671:658 Cspxbse!Tifsjgg(t!PggjdfCje!2:142NGX ARTICLE 1 -DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this Agreement and the various covenants, conditions, terms, and provisions that follow, the definitions and identifications set forth below are assumed to be true and correct and are agreed upon by the parties. 1.1 Beneficial Occupancy.A milestone in the progress of the Project where work has proceeded to a point such that SHERIFF can occupy and make beneficial use of the facilities, and where all work remaining can be performed without interference with SHERIFF's occupancy and use of the facilities. 1.2CONTRACTOR.CONTRACTOR is_______________________ 1.3Contract Administrator.The employee expressly designated as Contract Administrator by the SHERIFF, who is the representative of the SHERIFF of Broward County, Florida, concerning the Agreement Documents. 1.4NoticetoProceed.AwrittennoticetoproceedwiththeProject issuedbytheSHERIFForhis designee. 1.5Project.Providing all services described in Article 2, Scope of Services towards anassigned project or specificjob. 1.6PROJECT MANAGER.An authorized representative of the SHERIFF assigned to make necessary inspections of materials furnished by the CONTRACTOR, and all other tasks as designatedherein. 1.7CONSULTANT.An Architect and/or Engineer who has contracted with the SHERIFF to provide professional services for this Project. If no CONSULTANT is identified by SHERIFF on any particular job or work order, then the term CONSULTANT shall be the same person as the PROJECTMANAGER. ARTICLE 2 -SCOPE OF SERVICES 2.1General.The scope of services shall be as described herein and in any work orderthat references this agreement.SHERIFF may assign CONTRACTOR a certain job or Project via work orders referencing this Agreement or by way of formal amendment to this Agreement, whichever the SHERIFF elects. The scope of services shall include those within Article 6 herein and the #19031MFW. 2.1.1Any work, materials or equipment that may reasonably be inferred from the scope of services as being required to produce the intended result shall be supplied by the CONTRACTOR whether or not specifically called for. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for furnishing all supervision, project coordination, scheduling, construction management, labor, equipment, tools, supplies, insurance, permanent materials, temporary materials, vehicles, storage sheds, clean ups, and incidentals (including acquisition of all agency permits andinspections). 80370312:!22;67!BNq/!85