Common use of Changes to Critical Path Clause in Contracts

Changes to Critical Path. (a) Any change to the critical path of the Works Schedule initiated by Project Co which affects the Scheduled Phase Completion Date, the Scheduled Substantial Completion Date or the Scheduled Final Completion Date must be approved in writing by Contracting Authority. Subject to the terms of Schedule 22 – Variation Procedure, any Contracting Authority approval of such changes to the critical path does not entitle Project Co to a Variation, an extension of time or an addition to the Guaranteed Price. (b) Where Project Co proposes any change to the critical path of the Works Schedule, Project Co shall, no later than 2 Business Days following the written request of Contracting Authority, deliver to Contracting Authority a copy of the most current version of the Works Schedule and/or any past version of the Works Schedule requested by Contracting Authority in its native software format.

Changes to Critical Path. (a) Any change changes to the critical path of the Works Construction Schedule initiated by Project Co which affects affect the Scheduled Phase Completion Dateapplicable Phased Occupancy Dates, the Scheduled Substantial Completion Date or the Scheduled Final Completion Date must be approved in writing by Contracting AuthorityTHP. Subject to the terms of Schedule 22 11 – Variation Change Procedure, any Contracting Authority THP approval of such changes to the critical path does not entitle Project Co to a VariationChange Order, an extension of time the Contract Time or an addition to the Guaranteed Price. (b) Where Project Co proposes any change to the critical path of the Works Construction Schedule, Project Co shall, no later than 2 Business Days following the written request of Contracting AuthorityTHP, deliver to Contracting Authority THP a copy of the most current version of the Works Construction Schedule and/or any past version of the Works Construction Schedule requested by Contracting Authority THP in its native software format.