Terms and Conditions
GRAND GATES AUTOMATION LIMITED
TERMS & CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS
Automated gates • access control • barriers • safety systems • fabrication • installation • repair • servicing
Company: Grand Gates Automation Limited | Company No. 17157160
Contact: Josh@GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk | GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk | 07777 738 406
Important: These Terms contain separate provisions for Consumers and Business Customers. Nothing in these Terms removes statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.
These Terms contain different provisions for Consumers and Business Customers.
Please read them before accepting a Quotation, paying a deposit, instructing us to proceed or allowing work to commence.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts any statutory right or liability which cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.
1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
1.1 "GGA", "we", "us" and "our" mean Grand Gates Automation Limited.
1.2 "Customer", "you" and "your" mean the individual or organisation purchasing Goods and/or Services from us.
1.3 "Consumer" means an individual acting wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession.
1.4 "Business Customer" means any Customer who is not a Consumer, including companies, sole traders acting for business purposes, builders, developers, schools, academy trusts, charities, local authorities, landlords, managing agents and other organisations.
1.5 "Goods" includes gates, operators, motors, control equipment, safety devices, fencing, posts, steelwork, intercoms, access-control equipment, cabling, electrical equipment, fixings, fabricated items and associated materials.
1.6 "Services" includes surveys, design assistance, procurement, fabrication coordination, installation, automation, commissioning, programming, safety testing, repairs, call-outs, diagnostics, maintenance and associated works.
1.7 "Quotation" includes any quotation, estimate, proposal, scope, specification, schedule, drawing or written offer issued by GGA.
1.8 The accepted Quotation, these Terms and any subsequently agreed written variation together form the "Contract".
1.9 "Confirmed Date" means a date which GGA has confirmed in writing for commencement, installation, attendance, delivery or another material project activity.
1.10 "Project-Specific Goods" means Goods ordered, fabricated, cut, configured, programmed, finished, allocated or otherwise obtained specifically for the Customer's project.
1.11 References to "writing" include email and written electronic messages exchanged through a communication method customarily used between the parties.
2. CONTRACT FORMATION
2.1 A Quotation is valid for the period stated within it or, where no period is stated, for 30 days from issue.
2.2 A Contract is formed when the Customer does any of the following:
a. accepts our Quotation in writing;
b. instructs us to proceed;
c. pays a requested deposit or advance payment;
d. approves drawings or specifications for procurement or manufacture;
e. issues a purchase order which we accept; or
f. otherwise clearly communicates acceptance of our offer.
2.3 These Terms apply where they have been provided, linked or otherwise made reasonably available before the Contract is entered into.
2.4 Project-specific provisions contained in an accepted Quotation take priority over these Terms where there is a direct inconsistency.
2.5 A later written variation expressly agreed by both parties takes priority over the earlier Contract to the extent of that variation.
2.6 Business Customers confirm that any person accepting a Quotation, approving a variation or instructing GGA has authority to bind the Customer.
2.7 Customer purchase-order conditions, procurement terms or other standard terms will not override these Terms unless GGA expressly agrees to them in writing.
2.8 Commencing administrative, design, procurement or preparatory work at the Customer's request constitutes performance of the Contract and may create costs recoverable under these Terms.
3. QUOTATIONS, SURVEYS AND ASSUMPTIONS
3.1 Quotations are prepared using the information provided by the Customer and conditions which are reasonably visible or discoverable during any survey carried out.
3.2 Unless expressly stated otherwise, surveys are non-invasive.
3.3 GGA is not responsible for discovering concealed matters which could not reasonably have been identified without excavation, dismantling, opening-up or specialist investigation.
3.4 Unless expressly included, our price excludes:
a. structural engineering or calculations;
b. planning applications;
c. listed-building, landlord, freeholder, neighbour or highway consent;
d. utility searches and specialist service detection;
e. asbestos or contamination surveys;
f. drainage design;
g. specialist ground investigation;
h. traffic management;
i. permits and licence fees;
j. abnormal lifting or access equipment;
k. extensive making-good; and
l. works by other trades.
3.5 Where a Quotation proposes retaining or reusing existing gates, walls, piers, posts, foundations, ducts, wiring, power supplies or equipment, they are assumed to be serviceable and suitable unless the Quotation expressly states otherwise.
3.6 Discovery of unsuitable, defective or unsafe existing conditions may require a variation.
3.7 GGA is entitled to suspend affected work until an unexpected condition has been addressed or a variation has been agreed where proceeding would be unsafe, unlawful, impractical or materially different from the quoted scope.
3.8 Photographs, illustrations, sketches and preliminary drawings are indicative unless expressly described as final approved drawings.
4. CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND RELIANCE
4.1 The Customer must provide complete and accurate information reasonably required to quote, design and carry out the works.
4.2 This includes, where relevant:
a. property boundaries;
b. ownership;
c. landlord or freeholder requirements;
d. planning restrictions;
e. known underground services;
f. access restrictions;
g. safeguarding requirements;
h. proposed gate use;
i. pedestrian and vehicle movements;
j. electrical information;
k. network requirements;
l. interfacing systems; and
m. requirements imposed by third parties.
4.3 GGA is entitled to rely upon information supplied by the Customer or by persons apparently acting on the Customer's behalf unless it is obviously incorrect.
4.4 Costs or delays caused by materially inaccurate, incomplete or late information supplied by the Customer may be charged as a variation.
5. DESIGN APPROVAL AND BESPOKE GOODS
5.1 Where approval drawings, specifications or selections are issued, the Customer is responsible for checking them before approval.
5.2 This includes checking dimensions, gate handing, layout, opening direction, colour, finish, infill, access-control positions and other project-specific details.
5.3 Written approval authorises GGA to procure Goods and/or commence manufacture.
5.4 Changes requested after approval may:
a. incur additional charges;
b. result in wasted materials;
c. incur supplier or fabrication charges;
d. cause delay; and
e. require revised drawings.
5.5 The Customer is responsible for the reasonable consequences of changes requested after approval.
5.6 Bespoke, personalised, specially manufactured, cut-to-size, project-specific or made-to-measure Goods may not be capable of cancellation or return once ordered or manufacture has begun, subject always to applicable Consumer law.
5.7 Minor manufacturing tolerances and non-material component changes are permitted where they do not materially reduce safety, performance, quality or the agreed appearance.
5.8 Supplier and manufacturer lead times are estimates unless expressly guaranteed in writing by GGA.
6. PRICES AND VAT
6.1 The Contract price is stated in the accepted Quotation.
6.2 VAT will be added where legally applicable at the relevant tax point.
6.3 Unless expressly included, prices exclude:
a. third-party subscriptions;
b. SIM/data contracts;
c. planning and permission fees;
d. utility-company charges;
e. parking charges;
f. permits;
g. traffic management;
h. specialist lifting;
i. abnormal access;
j. extraordinary waste disposal; and
k. additional work not forming part of the agreed scope.
6.4 Additional costs may arise from:
a. Customer changes;
b. inaccurate Customer information;
c. concealed conditions;
d. unexpected structural or ground conditions;
e. additional safety requirements discovered during final assessment;
f. site restrictions not previously disclosed;
g. third-party delays;
h. additional attendances;
i. work outside normal quoted scope; or
j. circumstances specifically dealt with elsewhere in these Terms.
6.5 Wherever reasonably practicable, GGA will explain material additional work and price implications before undertaking it.
6.6 Where immediate work is reasonably necessary to prevent an unsafe situation and prior approval cannot reasonably be obtained, GGA may undertake limited necessary work at reasonable cost.
6.7 For Business Customers, where a project is postponed by the Customer for more than 60 days from the originally Confirmed Date, GGA may reprice unpurchased materials, labour, subcontractors, freight, plant and other future costs to the rates reasonably applicable when the project resumes.
7. DEPOSITS AND ADVANCE PAYMENTS
7.1 Unless the Quotation states otherwise, a 50% deposit is payable upon acceptance.
7.2 GGA may require a different deposit or staged payment arrangement where stated in the Quotation.
7.3 Deposits and advance payments may be used to:
a. procure Goods;
b. secure fabrication;
c. pay suppliers;
d. engage subcontractors;
e. reserve installation capacity;
f. reserve plant or equipment;
g. undertake design or administrative work; and
h. otherwise progress the Contract.
7.4 GGA is not required to procure Project-Specific Goods, reserve a Confirmed Date or commence work until required cleared funds have been received.
7.5 A deposit is not automatically forfeited solely because the Customer subsequently cancels.
7.6 However, GGA may retain or recover from the Customer such proportion of a deposit or other payment as GGA is legally entitled to retain for:
a. work already undertaken;
b. Goods supplied;
c. Project-Specific Goods ordered or irreversibly committed;
d. reasonable supplier/subcontractor liabilities;
e. cancellation costs;
f. wasted expenditure; and
g. other recoverable losses directly resulting from the Customer's cancellation, postponement or breach.
7.7 Any balance remaining after calculation of lawful amounts due will be returned where required.
8. PAYMENT AND INVOICING
8.1 Payment terms are those shown on the Quotation or invoice.
8.2 If no separate final-payment term is specified, the remaining balance is due upon substantial completion.
8.3 Substantial completion means that the contracted installation is materially complete and capable of its intended safe use, notwithstanding minor snagging which does not materially prevent that use.
8.4 Minor snagging does not entitle the Customer to withhold the whole outstanding balance.
8.5 GGA may separately invoice for:
a. approved variations;
b. Project-Specific Goods;
c. completed stages;
d. abortive attendance;
e. storage;
f. additional attendance;
g. demobilisation/remobilisation;
h. Customer-caused delay costs; and
i. other sums properly due under the Contract.
8.6 Business Customers must pay undisputed amounts by their due date.
8.7 A Business Customer may not withhold, deduct, contra-charge or set off sums unless it has a genuine lawful right to do so.
8.8 Internal Customer procedures, purchase-order processes, authorisation chains or delays in obtaining internal approval do not extend an agreed payment date unless GGA expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
8.9 Where applicable, GGA reserves all rights to statutory interest, fixed compensation and reasonable debt-recovery costs for late commercial payments.
8.10 Consumers will only be charged interest or recovery costs to the extent lawful, proportionate and reasonably incurred.
9. CONFIRMED DATES AND RESERVED CAPACITY
9.1 Installation and attendance dates are estimates unless expressly described in writing as contractually fixed.
9.2 Once GGA confirms a commencement, installation or attendance date, GGA may specifically reserve:
a. its own labour;
b. subcontractor labour;
c. fabrication resources;
d. plant;
e. vehicles;
f. accommodation;
g. deliveries; and
h. programme capacity.
9.3 The Customer acknowledges, particularly where the Customer is a Business Customer, that short-notice changes can cause GGA financial loss because reserved working capacity cannot necessarily be resold at short notice.
9.4 GGA is not required to maintain a tentative or proposed date indefinitely unless that date has been confirmed.
10. CUSTOMER CANCELLATION, POSTPONEMENT AND RESCHEDULING
10.1 This clause is intended to compensate GGA for genuine loss and reasonable costs resulting from Customer cancellation, postponement or rescheduling. It is not intended to impose a penalty.
10.2 The Customer must notify GGA in writing as soon as reasonably possible if it intends to:
a. cancel;
b. postpone;
c. reschedule;
d. prevent commencement;
e. materially reduce the scope; or
f. make a change affecting the confirmed programme.
10.3 Subject to applicable Consumer rights, the Customer is responsible for reasonable losses and costs directly resulting from the change, including where applicable:
a. non-refundable supplier charges;
b. subcontractor charges;
c. booked labour;
d. Project-Specific Goods;
e. bespoke or manufactured items;
f. restocking or amendment charges;
g. plant and machinery hire;
h. transport and haulage;
i. delivery charges;
j. accommodation;
k. permits;
l. storage;
m. protection and insurance of Goods;
n. demobilisation and remobilisation;
o. design and survey work;
p. programming;
q. procurement and fabrication coordination;
r. reasonable project administration; and
s. other expenditure reasonably incurred in performing the Contract.
10.4 For Business Customers only, recoverable loss may additionally include provable lost profit or contribution arising from working time, labour, subcontractor or programme capacity reasonably reserved for the Customer which GGA is unable, despite reasonable efforts, to reallocate to alternative paid work, where recoverable at law.
Short-notice changes – less than 5 days
10.5 Where the Customer cancels, postpones or requests a material change to a Confirmed Date less than 5 calendar days before that date, the Customer will be responsible for GGA's reasonable and unavoidable resulting losses and costs.
10.6 Such loss may include labour, subcontractor, plant, transport, delivery, accommodation, administration, demobilisation/remobilisation and other resources which had been reasonably reserved or committed for the Customer.
10.7 For Business Customers, this may also include provable loss of contribution from the affected working period where GGA cannot reasonably replace the cancelled work.
10.8 GGA will take reasonable steps to mitigate avoidable loss.
10.9 Any identifiable cost saved, supplier refund obtained or income reasonably obtained through successful reallocation of the affected resources will be taken into account.
10.10 GGA may invoice reasonable short-notice postponement costs when incurred.
10.11 GGA may require those costs and any other overdue sums to be paid before allocating a replacement date.
10.12 A Customer-requested postponement does not automatically preserve the original installation position or priority in GGA's programme.
10.13 Any replacement date is subject to GGA's availability.
10.14 Where postponement continues for more than 60 days, GGA may review:
a. materials pricing;
b. labour pricing;
c. subcontractor pricing;
d. storage requirements;
e. lead times; and
f. programme availability.
10.15 Where postponement continues for more than 90 days without a reasonably definite revised programme, GGA may require a revised Quotation or treat the Customer's conduct as cancellation where legally appropriate after giving reasonable written notice.
10.16 Nothing in this clause overrides statutory Consumer cancellation rights.
11. SITE READINESS
11.1 The Customer must ensure that all Customer responsibilities identified in the Quotation are completed when required.
11.2 These may include:
a. electrical supplies;
b. isolators;
c. trenches;
d. ducts;
e. foundations;
f. piers;
g. brickwork;
h. post installations;
i. fencing;
j. drainage;
k. ground clearance;
l. networking;
m. third-party interfaces; and
n. other preceding works.
11.3 GGA is entitled to rely upon notification from the Customer that the site is ready.
11.4 If GGA attends and the site is materially unready, inaccessible or unsafe through no fault of GGA, the resulting attendance may be treated as abortive.
12. ACCESS AND ABORTIVE ATTENDANCE
12.1 The Customer must provide safe, lawful and reasonably uninterrupted access at agreed times.
12.2 Access must be sufficient for GGA's:
a. personnel;
b. subcontractors;
c. vehicles;
d. machinery;
e. plant;
f. lifting equipment; and
g. deliveries.
12.3 Where GGA's attendance is prevented, materially delayed or made unproductive because:
a. access is unavailable;
b. keys or security access are unavailable;
c. the Customer or another contractor is not ready;
d. the work area is obstructed;
e. required preceding work is incomplete;
f. power is unavailable;
g. a necessary third-party representative is absent; or
h. another matter for which GGA is not responsible prevents productive work,
GGA may charge reasonable resulting costs.
12.4 These costs may include labour, travelling time, mileage, plant, subcontractor costs, waiting time, delivery charges and remobilisation.
12.5 GGA may leave site if continuing attendance would be materially unproductive, unsafe or commercially unreasonable.
12.6 A further attendance necessary because of matters outside GGA's responsibility may be chargeable.
13. CUSTOMER-CAUSED DELAY DURING WORKS
13.1 If the Customer, its agent, contractor, landlord or another person for whom the Customer is responsible materially delays GGA after commencement, GGA may recover reasonable additional costs resulting from that delay.
13.2 Recoverable costs may include:
a. standing time;
b. labour;
c. subcontractors;
d. plant;
e. additional travel;
f. accommodation;
g. storage;
h. additional deliveries;
i. demobilisation;
j. remobilisation; and
k. reasonable project administration.
13.3 GGA will take reasonable steps to minimise avoidable loss.
13.4 GGA may revise the programme where Customer-caused delay affects other booked work.
14. STORAGE CAUSED BY CUSTOMER DELAY
14.1 Where Goods are ready but cannot reasonably be delivered or installed because of Customer delay, GGA may arrange appropriate storage.
14.2 The Customer is responsible for reasonable costs attributable to:
a. storage;
b. handling;
c. additional transport;
d. protection;
e. insurance where separately incurred; and
f. subsequent re-delivery.
14.3 Where reasonably practicable, GGA will notify the Customer before material storage charges accrue.
14.4 Risk associated with prolonged Customer-requested storage will be dealt with reasonably having regard to the nature and location of the Goods and applicable law.
15. SCHOOLS, BUILDERS, COMMERCIAL SITES AND PRINCIPAL CONTRACTORS
15.1 Business Customers must notify GGA before commencement of all relevant site requirements including:
a. inductions;
b. DBS/safeguarding procedures;
c. RAMS approval;
d. permit-to-work requirements;
e. restricted working hours;
f. escorts;
g. parking restrictions;
h. loading requirements;
i. shutdown windows;
j. security rules;
k. delivery restrictions; and
l. principal-contractor procedures.
15.2 The Customer is responsible for coordinating GGA's work with other contractors unless GGA has expressly accepted that responsibility.
15.3 Delay arising from other trades, unfinished preceding works, unavailable access or undisclosed site restrictions may constitute a chargeable Customer delay.
15.4 The Customer is responsible for ensuring that it has authority to instruct the works at the site.
16. PERMISSIONS AND CONSENTS
16.1 Unless the Quotation expressly states otherwise, obtaining all necessary permissions is the Customer's responsibility.
16.2 This includes, where applicable:
a. landlord consent;
b. freeholder consent;
c. leaseholder consent;
d. planning permission;
e. listed-building consent;
f. neighbour consent;
g. highway consent;
h. management-company approval; and
i. internal organisational approval.
16.3 By instructing GGA to proceed, the Customer confirms that required permission has been obtained or that GGA has been expressly informed otherwise.
16.4 GGA is not responsible for verifying the Customer's ownership, lease rights or internal authority unless expressly engaged to do so.
16.5 If work is postponed, stopped, altered or cancelled because required permission had not been obtained, resulting reasonable losses and costs are the Customer's responsibility subject to applicable law.
16.6 This expressly includes short-notice postponement costs under clause 10 where applicable.
17. GROUND CONDITIONS AND EXCAVATION
17.1 Unless specifically included, GGA does not undertake intrusive ground investigations before commencing work.
17.2 Unexpected conditions may include:
a. reinforced concrete;
b. excessive foundation depth;
c. rock;
d. tree roots;
e. voids;
f. unstable ground;
g. contaminated ground;
h. groundwater;
i. hidden foundations;
j. drains;
k. buried structures; and
l. uncharted services.
17.3 Such conditions may constitute a variation.
17.4 GGA may stop excavation where continuing presents a material safety or property-damage risk.
17.5 GGA is not responsible for damage to concealed services which were not reasonably identifiable and were not accurately disclosed or marked by the Customer, except to the extent caused by GGA's failure to exercise reasonable care and skill.
17.6 Spoil removal, pumping, dewatering, specialist excavation and reinstatement are included only where stated in the Quotation.
18. EXISTING GATES, STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT
18.1 Existing gates, hinges, posts, piers, walls, foundations, fencing, electrical supplies, wiring, ducts, intercoms and other retained equipment are excluded from GGA's warranty except where expressly stated otherwise.
18.2 Automation may expose or accelerate symptoms of pre-existing:
a. weakness;
b. movement;
c. wear;
d. corrosion;
e. distortion;
f. poor alignment; or
g. inadequate construction.
18.3 Where an existing structure or component is found unsuitable, GGA may require remedial work or replacement before proceeding.
18.4 GGA remains responsible for loss or damage caused by its own failure to exercise reasonable care and skill.
18.5 Where GGA interfaces with existing or third-party equipment, GGA's responsibility relates to the work actually undertaken by GGA and Goods supplied by GGA, subject to applicable law.
19. VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONAL WORK
19.1 A variation includes:
a. Customer-requested changes;
b. additional work;
c. altered specifications;
d. unexpected site conditions;
e. additional safety measures;
f. changes caused by third parties; and
g. work reasonably necessary because an original assumption proves materially incorrect.
19.2 Wherever reasonably practicable, GGA will describe the change and additional cost/time before proceeding.
19.3 Written acceptance may be given by email, electronic message, signed variation, purchase order or another clear written instruction.
19.4 A person apparently authorised by a Business Customer to direct site works may give operational instructions on the Customer's behalf unless GGA has been told otherwise in advance.
19.5 Emergency work reasonably necessary to remove or prevent an immediate unsafe condition may be undertaken without prior agreement where obtaining prior approval is not reasonably practicable.
19.6 Charges for such work must remain reasonable.
20. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CABLING
20.1 Customer-provided electrical supplies must be safe, suitable and compliant.
20.2 GGA may refuse connection to an installation reasonably believed to be defective or unsafe.
20.3 Unless expressly included, GGA is not responsible for defects in:
a. consumer units;
b. existing circuits;
c. earthing;
d. customer wiring;
e. existing ducts;
f. existing cabling; or
g. incoming utility supplies.
20.4 Power failure, surge, lightning, voltage fluctuation and third-party electrical work are outside GGA's control except where loss results from GGA's breach.
20.5 Battery backup provides temporary operation only. Available operating time and number of cycles depend on battery age and condition, system load, frequency of use, temperature and environmental conditions. Battery backup is not an uninterrupted-power or guaranteed emergency-access system.
20.6 Battery duration depends upon age, condition, loading, usage and environment and is not guaranteed as uninterrupted emergency power.
21. NETWORKS, GSM, WI-FI, APPS AND CLOUD SERVICES
21.1 GSM, mobile networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, VoIP, apps and cloud systems rely on services outside GGA's direct control.
21.2 GGA does not guarantee permanent:
a. mobile coverage;
b. Wi-Fi coverage;
c. internet availability;
d. third-party server availability;
e. app availability;
f. operating-system compatibility; or
g. continued manufacturer support.
21.3 Manufacturers and service providers may alter or discontinue services after installation.
21.4 Attendance required solely because of external platform, network, router, credential or service changes may be chargeable.
21.5 Unless expressly included, the Customer is responsible for maintaining:
a. broadband;
b. Wi-Fi;
c. SIM cards;
d. mobile contracts;
e. subscriptions;
f. network credentials;
g. compatible devices; and
h. third-party accounts.
22. THIRD-PARTY SYSTEM INTEGRATION
22.1 Integration with CCTV, ANPR, intercoms, fire alarms, BMS systems, alarms, networks or third-party access control is limited to the interface expressly included in GGA's scope.
22.2 GGA is not responsible for failures inherent in equipment, software or services supplied or controlled by others.
22.3 Where another contractor changes an integrated system after commissioning, resulting GGA attendance or reprogramming may be chargeable.
23. REMOTE CONTROLS, CODES AND CREDENTIALS
23.1 After handover, the Customer is responsible for controlling:
a. remote transmitters;
b. access cards;
c. fobs;
d. keypad codes;
e. app accounts;
f. administrator credentials; and
g. other security credentials.
23.2 Lost or compromised credentials should be reported promptly.
23.3 Reprogramming or replacement resulting from lost or compromised Customer credentials is chargeable unless caused by GGA's breach.
23.4 The Customer must change temporary/default credentials where instructed.
24. GATE SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE
24.1 Powered gates are machinery and must be designed, installed, operated and maintained with appropriate safety controls.
24.2 GGA will perform its contracted work with reasonable care and skill and with regard to applicable UK legal requirements, relevant standards, manufacturer requirements and site-specific risks.
24.3 Where GGA is legally responsible for final assembly or conversion into powered machinery, GGA will fulfil conformity and documentation obligations falling within GGA's scope.
24.4 The Customer must not bypass, remove, obstruct, disable or alter:
a. safety edges;
b. photocells;
c. guards;
d. force settings;
e. controls;
f. warning devices; or
g. other safety measures.
24.5 Safety arrangements are site-specific.
24.6 Changes after commissioning to fencing, landscaping, ground levels, buildings, gate infill, traffic, pedestrian use or operating mode may require reassessment.
24.7 GGA may refuse to commission, isolate or leave manual any system which cannot reasonably be placed into safe automatic operation.
24.8 GGA may similarly isolate an existing system discovered to present a serious safety risk during repair or servicing.
25. INTENDED USE AND SITE CHANGES
25.1 The installation must be used only for its intended purpose and operating environment.
25.2 Where a separate pedestrian gate is provided or an entrance is designated vehicle-only, the Customer is responsible for managing users accordingly.
25.3 The Customer should notify GGA before material changes in use, including:
a. increased traffic;
b. substantial increase in pedestrian use;
c. public access;
d. school or vulnerable-user use;
e. alteration from domestic to commercial operation; or
f. material site redesign.
25.4 Nothing in this clause transfers responsibility away from GGA for a defect in GGA's own design or installation where responsibility legally rests with GGA.
26. WEATHER AND ENVIRONMENT
26.1 External gate systems are exposed to weather and environmental factors including wind, rain, snow, ice, salt, temperature, vegetation and debris.
26.2 High-wind situations can materially increase loading, particularly on close-boarded or high-surface-area gates.
26.3 Performance outside reasonable design conditions cannot be guaranteed.
26.4 Unless specifically designed and quoted for such exposure, flooding, standing water and exceptional water ingress are excluded from warranty to the extent not caused by defective Goods or GGA's defective workmanship.
26.5 Coastal or otherwise aggressive environments may accelerate corrosion and require additional maintenance.
26.6 The Customer must keep operating areas, tracks, drainage and safety sensors reasonably clear.
27. FABRICATION AND FINISHES
27.1 Bespoke fabrication is subject to reasonable manufacturing tolerances.
27.2 Powder coating, galvanising, paint, steel, aluminium, timber and composite materials may display normal variation.
27.3 Timber may naturally:
a. move;
b. twist;
c. check;
d. split;
e. fade; or
f. change colour.
27.4 Normal characteristics of natural materials do not constitute defective workmanship.
27.5 Galvanising may display process marks, vent/drain marks, runs, texture and colour variation.
27.6 Exact matching of existing finishes cannot be guaranteed unless expressly agreed.
28. GROUND LOOPS AND SENSORS
28.1 Buried loops and sensors depend upon surrounding surfaces, cabling and site conditions.
28.2 Subsequent resurfacing, excavation, settlement, cutting or third-party work may damage them.
28.3 Cosmetic matching of repaired tarmac, resin, concrete or paving cannot be guaranteed.
28.4 Sensor performance may vary according to vehicle type, nearby metalwork, environmental conditions and later alterations.
29. COMMISSIONING AND HANDOVER
29.1 Substantial completion occurs when the contracted installation is materially complete and capable of its intended safe operation, subject to minor non-safety-critical snagging.
29.2 GGA may refuse to enable automatic operation while essential safety-related works remain outstanding.
29.3 Where appropriate, handover may include:
a. operating information;
b. manual-release instructions;
c. safety information;
d. maintenance recommendations;
e. conformity documentation;
f. test records; and
g. relevant manufacturer information.
29.4 The Customer is responsible for ensuring appropriate users receive operating and emergency information.
29.5 Documentation should be retained and passed to future responsible persons where appropriate.
30. SNAGGING
30.1 The Customer should promptly notify GGA of apparent snagging or defects.
30.2 Reasonable information, photographs or videos should be provided where useful.
30.3 GGA must normally be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect and rectify an alleged defect before the Customer instructs another contractor.
30.4 This does not apply where there is a genuine emergency or where it would be unreasonable to wait.
30.5 GGA is not responsible for increased costs caused by unnecessary third-party interference before being given a reasonable opportunity to investigate.
30.6 Minor snagging which does not prevent safe intended use does not justify withholding the entirety of an otherwise due balance.
31. WARRANTY
31.1 Unless the Quotation states otherwise, GGA's workmanship warranty lasts 12 months from substantial completion.
31.2 Manufacturer warranties relating to Goods are subject to the relevant manufacturer's terms.
31.3 GGA's workmanship warranty covers qualifying defects resulting from GGA's workmanship.
31.4 Warranty does not cover faults to the extent caused by:
a. normal wear and tear;
b. consumables;
c. batteries;
d. misuse;
e. impact;
f. vehicle collision;
g. vandalism;
h. deliberate damage;
i. flooding;
j. lightning or surge;
k. pests;
l. environmental corrosion;
m. inadequate maintenance;
n. unauthorised alteration;
o. third-party works;
p. external network failure;
q. loss of mobile service;
r. Customer power failure;
s. movement or failure of an existing structure;
t. unsuitable Customer-provided supply; or
u. circumstances otherwise excluded under the Contract.
31.5 Manufacturer warranties do not automatically include unlimited GGA labour, travel, plant or access equipment beyond GGA's own stated warranty.
31.6 A manufacturer's investigation or testing may be necessary before a component warranty claim can be determined.
31.7 GGA will not unreasonably delay a valid warranty claim.
31.8 Statutory Consumer rights remain unaffected.
32. WARRANTY CALL-OUTS
32.1 If the Customer reports a warranty fault, GGA may attend to investigate.
32.2 If investigation establishes that the fault is covered by GGA's warranty, reasonable warranty attendance will not be charged.
32.3 If no qualifying warranty fault exists, a reasonable attendance/diagnostic charge may apply.
32.4 This includes faults caused by:
a. isolated power;
b. tripped Customer electrical equipment;
c. changed network settings;
d. expired subscriptions;
e. depleted consumables;
f. accidental damage;
g. misuse;
h. third-party interference;
i. Customer alterations;
j. signal or internet failure; or
k. another excluded cause.
33. MAINTENANCE
33.1 Powered gates require appropriate inspection and routine maintenance.
33.2 After handover, the Customer/operator is responsible for:
a. routine user checks;
b. keeping operating areas clear;
c. reporting faults promptly;
d. preventing unsafe use; and
e. arranging suitable servicing.
33.3 Commercial site operators may have continuing legal obligations concerning machinery safety and maintenance.
33.4 Servicing is not included in an installation price unless expressly stated.
33.5 Failure to maintain equipment affects warranty only to the extent that inadequate maintenance caused or contributed to the fault.
33.6 Where an unsafe fault is suspected, the Customer should cease unsafe operation and follow appropriate isolation/manual-release instructions.
34. CALL-OUTS, REPAIRS AND DIAGNOSTICS
34.1 A call-out or diagnostic charge covers attendance and investigation unless expressly stated otherwise.
34.2 It does not guarantee completion of a repair during the first attendance.
34.3 Intermittent faults may require:
a. repeat visits;
b. monitoring;
c. testing;
d. component substitution; or
e. replacement by elimination.
34.4 Such work is chargeable unless properly covered by warranty.
34.5 Where parts are obsolete, unavailable, unsafe or uneconomic to repair, GGA may recommend replacement or upgrade.
34.6 After repair work, GGA will leave equipment within GGA's scope in a safe condition, which may include isolation where automatic operation cannot safely be restored.
35. CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT
35.1 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, GGA does not warrant the:
a. suitability;
b. compatibility;
c. completeness;
d. certification;
e. quality; or
f. performance
of Goods supplied by the Customer or another contractor.
35.2 Additional time caused by missing, defective or incompatible Customer-supplied equipment is chargeable.
35.3 GGA's workmanship warranty applies to GGA's installation work but not inherent faults within equipment supplied by others.
36. SUBCONTRACTORS
36.1 GGA may engage competent subcontractors and specialist suppliers.
36.2 This may include specialists undertaking:
a. fabrication;
b. groundwork;
c. electrical work;
d. brickwork;
e. access control;
f. lifting;
g. transportation; and
h. specialist commissioning.
36.3 Subcontracting does not remove legal responsibilities which remain with GGA.
36.4 Where a Customer postponement or cancellation causes GGA to remain liable to a subcontractor for a reasonable committed cost, that amount may form part of GGA's recoverable loss under clause 10.
37. DAMAGE AND MAKING GOOD
37.1 Installation may necessarily involve:
a. drilling;
b. cutting;
c. welding;
d. excavation;
e. chasing;
f. lifting paving; and
g. disturbance to existing finishes.
37.2 Reinstatement and making-good are included only to the extent described in the Quotation.
37.3 Exact matching of existing:
a. paving;
b. brick;
c. render;
d. paint;
e. tarmac;
f. resin;
g. gravel; or
h. landscaping
cannot be guaranteed.
37.4 GGA remains responsible for physical damage caused by its negligence or breach.
38. WASTE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
38.1 Waste, spoil and old equipment removal are included only where stated.
38.2 Asbestos, contaminated materials and hazardous or controlled waste are excluded unless specifically quoted.
38.3 GGA may stop work immediately if suspected hazardous material is encountered.
38.4 Delay and additional costs resulting from pre-existing hazardous materials may constitute a variation where GGA is not responsible for their presence.
39. OWNERSHIP OF GOODS AND RISK
39.1 To the extent permitted by law, ownership of identifiable Goods supplied by GGA remains with GGA until sums properly due for those Goods have been paid in cleared funds.
39.2 For Business Customers, risk in Goods passes no later than delivery to site or incorporation into the works, subject to mandatory law and any contrary written agreement.
39.3 Retention of title does not permit GGA to trespass or undertake unsafe or unlawful removal.
39.4 Installed Goods will only be removed where GGA has lawful authority to do so.
40. SUSPENSION
40.1 GGA may suspend affected work on reasonable notice where:
a. payment is overdue;
b. the Customer materially breaches the Contract;
c. safe access is unavailable;
d. the site is unsafe;
e. required preceding works are incomplete;
f. required permissions are unavailable;
g. necessary information has not been provided; or
h. continuing would breach legal or safety obligations.
40.2 Where an immediate safety risk exists, suspension may be immediate.
40.3 Reasonable costs of demobilisation, storage and later remobilisation caused by Customer default may be chargeable.
40.4 Suspension does not extinguish amounts already due.
40.5 Statutory suspension rights applying to construction contracts remain unaffected.
41. TERMINATION
41.1 Where either party materially breaches the Contract and the breach can reasonably be remedied, the other party may give written notice requiring remedy within a reasonable period.
41.2 If the breach is not remedied within that period, the non-defaulting party may terminate the affected Contract where legally entitled to do so.
41.3 GGA may terminate where legally permitted for:
a. persistent or substantial non-payment;
b. serious Customer breach;
c. insolvency-related circumstances;
d. serious threatening or abusive conduct towards personnel;
e. persistent refusal to provide required access;
f. absence of a required legal permission; or
g. circumstances making safe or lawful performance impossible.
41.4 Termination does not affect rights accrued beforehand.
41.5 Following Customer default or cancellation, the Customer remains liable for Goods and Services properly supplied and for other reasonable losses recoverable under the Contract and law.
41.6 Where GGA terminates without Customer fault, GGA will account fairly for advance payments after deducting amounts properly due for Goods, Services and irreversible commitments already made.
42. EVENTS OUTSIDE REASONABLE CONTROL
42.1 Neither party is liable for delay or failure resulting from events genuinely outside its reasonable control.
42.2 Such circumstances may include:
a. extreme weather;
b. flooding;
c. fire;
d. epidemic;
e. war;
f. civil disorder;
g. substantial transport disruption;
h. widespread utility failure;
i. government restriction;
j. major import disruption;
k. industrial action; or
l. serious supplier/manufacturer failure outside reasonable control.
42.3 The affected party should notify the other reasonably promptly.
42.4 Reasonable steps should be taken to reduce the impact.
42.5 If substantial performance is prevented for a prolonged period, the parties will discuss rescheduling or termination.
42.6 Consumer statutory rights remain unaffected.
43. LIABILITY
43.1 Nothing in the Contract excludes or restricts liability where exclusion or restriction would be unlawful.
43.2 This includes liability for:
a. death or personal injury caused by negligence;
b. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; and
c. non-excludable statutory Consumer rights.
43.3 GGA is responsible for foreseeable loss and damage caused by GGA's breach or failure to exercise reasonable care and skill, subject to lawful contractual limitations.
43.4 GGA is not responsible for loss arising solely from matters outside GGA's contractual responsibility, including:
a. pre-existing defects;
b. inaccurate Customer information;
c. undisclosed underground hazards;
d. Customer misuse;
e. unauthorised modifications;
f. third-party interference;
g. external network failure;
h. utility failure; or
i. Customer failure to follow safety instructions.
Consumers
43.5 GGA does not seek to exclude liability to Consumers where doing so would be unlawful or unfair.
43.6 GGA is not responsible for business losses suffered by a Consumer where the Contract was entered into wholly or mainly for personal purposes.
Business Customers
43.7 Subject to clause 43.1, GGA will not be liable to a Business Customer for indirect or consequential losses.
43.8 Subject to clause 43.1, GGA will not be liable to a Business Customer for loss of:
a. profit;
b. turnover;
c. revenue;
d. business;
e. contracts;
f. anticipated savings;
g. goodwill; or
h. data,
except where expressly accepted elsewhere in the Contract.
43.9 Subject to clause 43.1 and to the extent reasonable and enforceable, GGA's aggregate liability arising out of a project will not exceed 150% of the total Contract price for that project.
43.10 The Customer must take reasonable steps to minimise avoidable losses and notify GGA promptly of material claims.
43.11 A Business Customer will indemnify GGA against reasonable third-party claims and losses to the extent directly caused by:
a. the Business Customer's material breach;
b. its misuse of the installation;
c. unauthorised modification;
d. failure to obtain required permission; or
e. failure to follow safety instructions,
except to the extent that the claim or loss was caused by GGA's own negligence or breach.
44. PROJECT-SPECIFIC ADDITIONAL PROTECTIONS
44.1 Committed costs. References to costs incurred by GGA include both sums already paid and reasonable sums GGA has become contractually or commercially committed to pay and cannot reasonably avoid.
44.2 Lost reserved capacity. For Business Customers, where a Customer change prevents GGA from using working capacity which was reasonably reserved for the project, GGA may claim legally recoverable loss attributable to that unused capacity after taking reasonable steps to mitigate the loss.
44.3 Customer permissions. Customer failure to obtain landlord, freeholder, planning, internal or other required consent does not excuse reasonable costs which GGA has already incurred in reliance upon the Customer's instruction to proceed.
44.4 Failed commissioning caused by others. If commissioning cannot be completed because required power, network, groundworks, fencing, interfaces or third-party works are incomplete, defective or unavailable, subsequent attendance may be charged.
44.5 Manual release. The Customer must ensure suitable authorised persons understand the manual-release procedure after handover.
44.6 Alternative access. The Customer is responsible for maintaining alternative access where reasonably necessary for its site. Battery backup does not constitute a guarantee of emergency access.
44.7 Vehicle impact and forced operation. Damage resulting from vehicle impact, deliberate force, vandalism, or attempts to move a locked or obstructed gate is excluded from warranty to the extent caused by that event.
44.8 Underground operator drainage. Where underground equipment depends upon drainage or soakaways, the Customer must maintain them after handover.
44.9 Damage resulting from subsequently blocked or altered drainage is excluded from warranty to the extent not caused by GGA's defective design or installation.
44.10 Pests and environmental ingress. Damage from rodents, insects, condensation or environmental ingress is excluded to the extent not caused by defective Goods or GGA's failure to install/seal equipment with reasonable care and skill.
44.11 Consumables. Remote batteries, backup batteries, SIMs and comparable consumable items have finite service lives and normal depletion does not constitute defective workmanship.
44.12 Obsolescence. GGA cannot guarantee indefinite availability of components, manufacturer platforms, apps, mobile-network technology, cloud systems or software support.
44.13 Where an item becomes obsolete, GGA may quote for a compatible replacement or upgrade.
44.14 Warranty transfer. GGA's contractual workmanship warranty is provided to the Customer named in the Contract. GGA may agree in writing to transfer the remaining warranty to a subsequent owner. Rights passing automatically by law are unaffected.
44.15 Customer/project-specific exclusions. Responsibilities, exclusions and assumptions stated in the accepted Quotation remain part of the Contract unless expressly varied in writing.
44.16 Business Customer retention and deductions. No retention, back-charge, contra-charge, pay-when-paid arrangement or unilateral deduction applies unless expressly agreed in writing or required/permitted by mandatory law.
44.17 Liquidated damages. Delay damages, liquidated damages or predetermined Customer deductions apply only where expressly agreed by GGA in writing.
45. CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
45.1 Certain installation projects may constitute construction contracts for the purposes of applicable construction legislation.
45.2 Where the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996, as amended, or the Scheme for Construction Contracts applies, mandatory provisions concerning:
a. payment;
b. payment notices;
c. pay-less notices;
d. suspension;
e. adjudication; and
f. other statutory rights
take priority over inconsistent contractual provisions.
45.3 Nothing in these Terms is intended to remove a statutory right to adjudication.
45.4 The parties will comply with mandatory payment provisions applying to the particular Contract.
46. LATE COMMERCIAL PAYMENT
46.1 Where a Business Customer fails to pay a qualifying commercial debt by its due date, GGA reserves its rights under applicable late-payment legislation.
46.2 Where applicable, GGA may claim:
a. statutory interest;
b. statutory fixed compensation; and
c. reasonable recovery costs to the extent legally recoverable.
46.3 GGA's acceptance of late payment on one occasion does not waive its right to enforce payment terms subsequently.
47. PHOTOGRAPHS AND PROJECT RECORDS
47.1 GGA may photograph and record works for legitimate purposes including:
a. project records;
b. quality control;
c. safety records;
d. technical files;
e. commissioning evidence;
f. warranty records; and
g. dispute evidence.
47.2 GGA may use suitable project photographs for marketing where lawful.
47.3 Marketing material will not intentionally disclose sensitive access codes, security credentials or other obviously sensitive security information.
47.4 A Customer may notify GGA in writing before completion if it does not wish identifiable project photographs to be used for marketing.
47.5 Personal data will be handled in accordance with GGA's applicable privacy information and data-protection obligations.
48. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
48.1 Unless expressly assigned in writing, GGA retains intellectual-property rights in its:
a. quotations;
b. drawings;
c. CAD concepts;
d. bespoke layouts;
e. wiring designs;
f. technical documents;
g. templates; and
h. methodologies.
48.2 The Customer may use project documentation to operate, maintain and lawfully complete the project for which it was supplied.
48.3 The Customer may not use GGA's bespoke design to procure manufacture by another supplier where that would infringe GGA's intellectual-property rights.
49. COMPLAINTS AND DISPUTES
49.1 Complaints should initially be submitted to:
Josh@GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk
and should include the project address/reference and reasonable details of the issue.
49.2 GGA may request photographs, videos or access to investigate.
49.3 The parties should first attempt to resolve disputes through direct discussion.
49.4 GGA should normally be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect an alleged defect before another contractor is instructed, except where urgent action is reasonably necessary.
49.5 Where a statutory adjudication right applies to a construction contract, nothing in these Terms restricts it.
49.6 Nothing prevents either party from seeking urgent court relief where appropriate.
50. COMMUNICATIONS AND NOTICES
50.1 Routine project approvals, instructions and variations may be communicated using email or another written electronic communication method normally used between the parties.
50.2 Formal cancellation, termination and material dispute notices should be communicated clearly in writing.
50.3 The Customer must maintain current:
a. contact details;
b. billing information; and
c. relevant site contacts.
50.4 An email or message is not treated as having been received by GGA merely because it was sent where the sender has received a clear delivery-failure notification.
51. CONSUMER CANCELLATION RIGHTS
51.1 Where the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 or other applicable Consumer legislation provides a statutory cancellation right, that right applies notwithstanding these Terms.
51.2 A qualifying Consumer entering certain distance or off-premises contracts will normally have a statutory cancellation period.
51.3 Statutory exceptions may apply, including in relation to certain Goods made to the Consumer's specification or clearly personalised.
51.4 Where a Consumer expressly requests that Services begin within an applicable statutory cancellation period, the Consumer may be required to pay an amount for Services properly performed before cancellation where permitted by law.
51.5 Where legally required, GGA will provide applicable cancellation information.
51.6 Nothing in clauses concerning deposits, cancellation charges or short-notice postponement permits GGA to retain more from a Consumer than it is legally entitled to recover.
52. CONSUMER FAIRNESS
52.1 Nothing in these Terms restricts rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 or other mandatory Consumer law.
52.2 Goods and Services supplied to Consumers will meet applicable statutory requirements.
52.3 Services will be carried out with reasonable care and skill as required by law.
52.4 Where a provision applicable to a Consumer is found to be unfair or unenforceable, that provision will not bind the Consumer to the extent required by law.
52.5 The remaining Contract will continue so far as legally possible.
52.6 Any contractual discretion exercised by GGA in respect of a Consumer will be exercised reasonably and in good faith.
53. MITIGATION OF LOSS
53.1 Where either party suffers recoverable loss because of the other's breach, cancellation or delay, the affected party must take reasonable steps to avoid or reduce unnecessary loss.
53.2 This does not require GGA to accept:
a. commercially unreasonable replacement work;
b. work for which it lacks suitable personnel or resources;
c. work at a loss;
d. work which cannot reasonably be organised at short notice; or
e. work which would interfere with existing contractual commitments.
53.3 Where GGA successfully reallocates cancelled labour or resources to profitable alternative work, the resulting saving or replacement contribution will be taken into account when calculating the same recoverable loss.
54. EVIDENCE OF COSTS AND LOSS
54.1 Where GGA claims substantial Customer-caused cancellation or postponement costs, GGA may calculate those costs using reasonable evidence such as:
a. supplier invoices;
b. subcontractor commitments;
c. payroll/labour records;
d. plant bookings;
e. transport bookings;
f. material orders;
g. programme records;
h. reasonable internal costing records; and
i. evidence of unsuccessful or successful reallocation of reserved resources.
54.2 GGA is not required to disclose commercially confidential information beyond what is reasonably necessary to substantiate a disputed claim.
55. NO WAIVER
55.1 Failure or delay by GGA in enforcing a contractual right does not amount to permanent waiver of that right.
55.2 Waiver on one occasion does not automatically waive the same requirement on another occasion.
56. SEVERABILITY
56.1 If a provision is held invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, it will be modified or removed only to the minimum extent necessary.
56.2 The remaining provisions continue in effect.
57. ENTIRE AGREEMENT – BUSINESS CUSTOMERS
57.1 For Business Customers, the Contract constitutes the entire agreement concerning the quoted works except for:
a. matters which cannot lawfully be excluded;
b. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; and
c. written representations expressly incorporated into the Contract.
57.2 A Business Customer acknowledges that it has not relied on a representation not incorporated into the Contract, subject to rights which cannot legally be excluded.
58. THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS
58.1 Unless expressly stated otherwise, no third party has a right to enforce the Contract under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
59. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
59.1 The version of these Terms supplied or made reasonably available when the Contract is formed applies to that Contract.
59.2 GGA may update its standard Terms for future contracts.
59.3 A later website update does not retrospectively alter an existing Contract.
59.4 Changes to an existing Contract require agreement where required by law.
59A. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, PHOTOGRAPHY AND PROJECT RECORDS
59A.1 GGA’s quotations, drawings, CAD concepts, wiring layouts, risk-assessment templates and technical documents remain GGA’s intellectual property unless expressly assigned.
59A.2 The Customer may use project documents for operation, maintenance and lawful completion of that project but may not reproduce GGA’s bespoke design for manufacture by others without permission.
59A.3 GGA may photograph works for records, quality control, technical files and evidence.
59A.4 Marketing use will avoid publishing sensitive security information or precise location details. A Customer may notify GGA in writing before completion if they do not want identifiable project images used for marketing.
59B. COMPLAINTS, NOTICES AND COMMUNICATIONS
59B.1 Complaints should be sent to Josh@GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk with the project address/reference and a clear description of the issue. GGA will seek to investigate and respond within a reasonable time and may request access to inspect before remedial work is undertaken by others.
59B.2 The parties should first attempt to resolve disputes by direct discussion. Nothing prevents either party seeking urgent court relief or exercising statutory rights.
59B.3 Routine approvals, instructions and variations may be communicated by email or another written electronic channel used between the parties.
59B.4 Formal cancellation, termination or dispute notices should be sent by email to the addresses used for the Contract and should clearly state their purpose.
59B.5 The Customer must keep contact and billing details current.
60. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
60.1 The Contract is governed by the law of England and Wales.
60.2 Consumers may bring proceedings in any court available to them under applicable law.
60.3 Business Customers submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, subject to mandatory statutory adjudication or other rights which cannot lawfully be excluded.
CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
By accepting a Quotation, paying a requested deposit, approving manufacture or otherwise instructing GGA to proceed, the Customer confirms that these Terms were made reasonably available to them before acceptance and form part of the Contract.
Grand Gates Automation Limited
Company No. 17157160
Josh@GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk
07777 738 406
GrandGatesAutomation.co.uk