Changes Requested by Owner Sample Clauses

Changes Requested by Owner. Owner may unilaterally, at any time, on written order, without notice to the surety, and without invalidating the Contract, make changes in the work herein contracted for. Owner shall notify the Contractor that it is considering such a change and Contractor shall provide Owner with a proposed price and scheduling proposal for all costs and impacts arising from the changed work in writing within seven (7) calendar days of Owner's written notice. Thereafter, if the parties are in agreement, Owner and Contractor shall execute a written change order which modifies this Agreement. In the absence of such an agreement, the parties shall proceed pursuant to Article 4.3. The agreed amount of payment and adjustment in Contract schedule, if any, in a written executed change order constitutes a full, complete, and final payment for all work arising from the change order. Contractor, in executing any such change order, waives any entitlement to additional compensation or extensions of time arising from the change.
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Changes Requested by Owner. CCPRC may unilaterally, at any time, on written order, without notice to the surety, and without invalidating the Contract, make changes in the work herein contracted for. CCPRC shall notify the Contractor that it is considering such a change and Contractor shall provide with a proposed price and scheduling proposal for all costs and impacts arising from the changed work in writing within seven (7) calendar days of CCPRC's written notice. Thereafter, if the parties are in agreement, CCPRC and Contractor shall execute a written change order which modifies this Agreement. In the absence of such an agreement, the parties shall proceed pursuant to Article 3.3. The agreed amount of payment and adjustment in Contract schedule, if any, in a written executed change order constitutes a full, complete, and final payment for all work arising from the change order. Contractor, in executing any such change order, waives any entitlement to additional compensation or extensions of time arising from the change.
Changes Requested by Owner. (a) Subject to paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) below, Owner shall be entitled to direct, during the performance of this Contract, any change within the general scope of this Contract, including any change that will add, delete, or change the Work, affect the design or construction of any Site or the time for performance of the Work set forth in the Initial City Schedules and/or Acceptance Date; provided, however, (i) this Article 11 (Changes in Scope of Work) shall not be used by Owner to terminate this Contract in part for convenience; (ii) Owner shall be entitled only to direct additions or changes to the Work for which Contractor has, or will have within a reasonable period of time using commercially reasonable efforts, the resources to perform such addition or change; (iii) the additions or changes to the Work involve services Contractor provides as part of its ordinary business; and (iv) the additions or changes to the Work will not materially adversely affect Contractor's performance under the Initial City Schedules.
Changes Requested by Owner. Owner may unilaterally, at any time, on written order, without notice to the surety, and without invalidating the Contract, make changes in the work herein contracted for. Owner shall notify the Contractor that it is considering such a change and Contractor shall provide Owner with a proposed price and scheduling proposal for all costs and impacts arising from the changed work in writing within seven (7) calendar days of Owner's written notice. Thereafter, if the parties are in agreement, Owner
Changes Requested by Owner. CLARENDON COUNTY may unilaterally, at any time, on written order, without notice to the surety, and without invalidating the Contract, make changes in the work herein contracted for. CLARENDON COUNTY shall notify the Contractor that it is considering such a change and Contractor shall provide with a proposed price and scheduling proposal for all costs and impacts arising from the changed work in writing within seven (7) calendar days of CLARENDON COUNTY's written notice. Thereafter, if the parties are in agreement, CLARENDON COUNTY and Contractor shall execute a written change order which modifies this Agreement. In the absence of such an agreement, the parties shall proceed pursuant to Article 4.3. The agreed amount of payment and adjustment in Contract schedule, if any, in a written executed change order constitutes a full, complete, and final payment for all work arising from the change order. Contractor, in executing any such change order, waives any entitlement to additional compensation or extensions of time arising from the change.

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