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Extent of agency

When the contractor's work does not conform to the requirements of the construction documents, the architect has the right to reject it and to require the contractor to remove and replace the non-conforming work. If the contractor fails to rectify or steadily fails to execute work according to the documents, what options are available to the architect?
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