Standard Turnkey Contracting Standards, Project Protocols & Client Engagement Terms
These Terms of Service ("Agreement") govern all interior architecture, spatial planning, design-build contracting, and turnkey procurement services executed by Max Interior Design ("Contractor / Company"), a Max India Group company. By signing a project quotation, work order, or approving an itemized Bill of Quantities (BOQ), the Client agrees to be bound by these provisions.
Our turnkey scope encompasses complete architectural design, 3D visualization, civil alterations, HVAC, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) engineering, bespoke joinery, acoustic ceilings, lighting control automation, and loose furniture procurement as specified in the signed contract schedules.
Turnkey execution initiates upon written sign-off of the Preliminary 2D General Layout (GA) and 3D Photorealistic Renderings:
All cost estimates provided via our itemized Bill of Quantities (BOQ) are fixed for forty-five (45) calendar days from issuance. Once contracted, prices remain fixed for the contracted materials unless unforeseen site discoveries (e.g., hidden structural dampness, concealed slab defects, unmapped MEP lines) necessitate remedial engineering.
Any client-requested variation in materials, dimensions, or additions will be documented via a formal written Variation Order (VO) detailing the cost impact and revised delivery date prior to site implementation.
To maintain our guaranteed 90-day fast-track delivery cycle, the Client agrees to:
Max Interior Design delivers certified ISO 9001:2015 engineering quality. All completed turnkey projects receive:
Neither party shall be held liable for milestone delays resulting from events beyond reasonable control, including natural disasters, regional labor strikes, state-mandated construction lockdowns (e.g., winter GRAP pollution bans in Delhi NCR), or unforeseen landlord-imposed site shutdowns. Project completion dates will be extended by the duration of the excusable delay.
This Agreement shall be construed and governed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of India. In the event of any contractual dispute, parties agree to first seek mutual resolution via senior executive mediation. Failing resolution, the dispute shall be referred to sole arbitration in New Delhi under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The courts at New Delhi shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
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