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,~ , - <br />~~ ATI <br />Standard Terms and Conditions <br />2.4 Job Sife Safety: ATI shall be responsible for the activities of upon execution of a Transmittal of Electronic Instruments of <br />its Employees while performing services for Client, but nothing i <br />this section shall be construed as relieving Client or any <br />Construction Contractor of any duties that they may have under <br />law with respect to the safety of workers and other persons, <br />including, but not limited to, duties to maintain safe working <br />conditions, observe governmental regulations governing <br />workplace safety, and keep in effect worker's compensation and <br />any other forms of insurance required to be maintained. <br />n Services agreement with Client. <br />2.5 Certificate of Merit: Client shall make no claim (whether <br />directly or in the form of a third party claim) against ATI unless <br />Client shall have first provided ATI with a written certification <br />executed by an independent Design Professional, specifying <br />each and every act or omission that the certifier contends <br />constitutes a violation of the standard of care expected of Design <br />Professional performing services under similar circumstances. <br />Client shall provide such certificate to ATI no less than thirty days <br />before presenting any claim against ATI. <br />2.6 Insurance: ATI is protected in California by Worker's Com- <br />pensation Insurance (and/or employer's liability insurance), for <br />bodily injury consistent with statutory requirements, and will <br />furnish certificates thereof on request. ATI also carries General <br />Liability, Automobile Liability, and Errors and Omissions Liability <br />Insurance. <br />2.7 Indemnification: Client shall indemnify and save harmless <br />ATI from and against all claims, demands, causes of action, <br />damages, costs, expenses, losses, or liabilities for injury or <br />damage to any person or corporation resulting directly or <br />indirectly from the conduct of Client or its agents, servants, <br />suppliers, or Contractors. <br />2.8 Third-Party Beneficiaries: Client and ATI agree that <br />services performed by ATI under this agreement are solely for the <br />benefit of Client, and are not intended by either Client or ATI to <br />benefit any other person or entity, including but not limited to the <br />project contractor and/or any of its subcontractors. Any such <br />benefit is purely incidental and such other person shall not be <br />deemed athird-party beneficiary of this contract. <br />?.10 Confidential Information: Client and ATI acknowledge <br />that either party may disclose commercial, technical, propri- <br />etary, trade secret, or confidential information to the other party <br />prior to or subsequent to the engagement of ATI's services. <br />Client and ATI agree that each has an obligation to not disclose <br />to third parties such information except as is required by court <br />order or as is reasonably necessary to enable Client or ATI to <br />perform duties under this agreement. The terms of this <br />document and all pricing information supplied by ATI are <br />considered confidential by ATI. <br />2.11 Advertising: Unless specifically denied, ATI has <br />permission from Client to obtain photographs of the completed <br />project~and may place ATI signage upon the project site during <br />construction. <br />2.12 Arbitration, Damages and Attorney's Fees: ATI and <br />Client shall submit all disputes between them concerning the <br />meaning of this agreement, or concerning their rights, <br />obligations or performance under its terms, to binding <br />arbitration.. Disputes shall be decided by athree-arbitrator panel <br />with knowledge of and experience in the professional design <br />services industry, although ATI and Client may agree to use <br />only one mutually acceptable arbitrator. In selecting the <br />arbitration panel, ATI and Client each shall select one arbitrator <br />and the two arbitrators shall jointly select the third. The sole <br />right of the arbitrators shall be to enforce or interpret the terms <br />of this agreement and not to expand the rights or obligations of <br />ATI or Client beyond this agreement's express terms. The <br />arbitrators shall have the right to award actual, out-of-pocket <br />damages only, and shall not have the right to award special, <br />consequential, or punitive damages. In any action decided by <br />arbitration, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from <br />the losing party reasonable attorney's fees and arbitration costs, <br />including the fees and expenses of the arbitrators. Any dispute <br />under this agreement shall be decided with reference to <br />California law, and the forum for such arbitration shall be a <br />location agreed to by the arbitrators. <br />2.9 Instruments of Services: Client acknowledges that any <br />plans and specifications generated by ATI are instruments of <br />professional service. At the completion of work, ATI shall transfer <br />blueprint copies of the plans and copies of specifications <br />prepared under this agreement to Client if such transfer is within <br />the project scope documents approved by Client. In accepting <br />and utilizing the blueprints and specifications, Client covenants <br />and agrees that ATI shall be deemed the author of all such <br />blueprint copies, plans, specifications, and the data contained in <br />them, and shall retain all common law, statutory law, and other <br />rights, including copyrights, in those instruments of services. <br />Client releases ATI from, and shall indemnify and hold ATI <br />harmless from and against, any and all claims or other <br />consequences, including reasonable attorney and expert witness <br />fees, arising from or as a result of any reuse of any of those <br />instruments of service without ATI's written authorization. UNDER <br />NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL TRANSFER OF BLUEPRINT COPIES <br />FOR USE BY CLIENT BE DEEMED A SALE BY ATI AND ATI MAKES <br />NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSLY OR IMPLIED, OF <br />MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR USE, WITH <br />RESPECT TO SUCH INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE, WHICH ARE <br />PROVIDED "AS IS:' <br />In certain circumstances ATI may be requested to provide <br />drawings, specifications, or other data to client on any form of <br />electronic media. When requested, ATI shall provide such <br />electronic media as "Electronic Instruments of Services" only <br />2.13 Approval Authority: ATI will not be bound by any <br />contract or agreement unless signed by an officer of ATI <br />Engineering Services, Inc. <br />2.14 Entire Agreement: This agreement (including any project <br />scope documents and all other attachments) constitutes the <br />entire agreement of ATI and Client with respect to its subject <br />matter, and there are no private, unwritten understandings or <br />agreements that vary, supplement or detract from the terms of <br />this agreement. <br />2.15 Amendments to Agreement: This agreement shall not <br />be modified, altered, changed, or amended in any respect <br />except in writing and signed by ATI and Client. <br />2.16 Severabllity of Provisions: If any provision or portion of <br />this agreement is held to be unenforceable in an arbitration or <br />by any governmental authority having jurisdiction over it, the <br />validity and enforceability of the remaining portions or provisions <br />shall not be affected. <br />2.17 Successors and Assigns: This Agreement shall be <br />binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of ATI and Client and <br />their successors and assigns, but neither ATI nor Client may <br />assign its obligations or delegate its duties under this <br />Agreement without the written consent of the other. <br />Contfrm5 - A/E Services -Version 998Q Page 2 of 2 <br />