Concurrent Delay. When the completion of the Work is simultaneously delayed by an excusable delay and a delay arising from a cause not designated as excusable, Contractor may not be entitled to a time extension for the period of concurrent delay.
Concurrent Delay. Notwithstanding any other provisions of these General Conditions, to the extent a non-compensable delay occurs at the same time as a compensable delay, County shall not be responsible for any compensation for the non- compensable delay period. County shall only compensate Contractor for the time period applicable to the compensable delay.
Concurrent Delay. If the Contractor incurs additional costs that are caused both by Employer delay and concurrent Contractor delay, then the Contractor may only recover compensation to the extent the Contractor is able to separately identify the additional costs caused by the Employer delay from those caused by the Contractor delay. If the Contractor would have incurred the additional costs in any event as a result of Contractor delays, the Contractor is not entitled to recover those additional costs
Concurrent Delay. The portion of two or more delays affecting the critical path to Completion that are overlapping or co-existent
Concurrent Delay. For the avoidance of doubt, any extension to a Guaranteed Completion Date shall be reduced to the extent of any concurrent delay for which the Supplier is responsible.
Concurrent Delay. Where a Concurrent Delay occurs and (i) at least one, but not all, of the events comprising the Concurrent Delay would, absent the other events, be a Contractor Delay; and (ii) each of the other event(s) comprising the Concurrent Delay would, absent the other events, be Excusable Delay Event(s), then, subject to the Contractor’s duty to mitigate, the Contractor will be entitled to an extension of the time for completion of the Work or the impacted Interface Milestone(s) equal to 50 percent of the impact of the Concurrent Delay on the then current critical path for completion of the Work or the applicable Interface Milestone(s). By way of example, if the progress of the Work is delayed for 6 days due to a Concurrent Delay comprised of one Contractor Delay event and one BC Hydro Delay event and the critical path impact of such Concurrent Delay is 10 days, the Contractor would be entitled to an extension of the time for completion of the Work equal to 5 days. where, at least one of the Excusable Delay Event(s) is a BC Hydro Delay, payment from BC Hydro for the portion of the Direct Costs incurred as a direct result of the Concurrent Delay that can be: (i) segregated from the Direct Costs incurred as a result of the Contractor Delay and any other Excusable Delay Events(s); and (ii) demonstrated to have been incurred by the Contractor solely as a result of such BC Hydro Delay(s). The Contractor will not be entitled to, nor will the Contractor make any claim for an adjustment of the Contract Price, reimbursement, payment or other compensation from BC Hydro in relation to any extension of time under Section 12.7(a), or any other costs or expenses incurred by the Contractor as a result of any other events causing or contributing to such Concurrent Delay. For the purpose of this Section 12.7:
Concurrent Delay. The Design-Builder’s entitlement to price relief for Uncontrollable Circumstance delays under subsection (B) of this Section shall be limited to the extent of any concurrent delay by the Design-Builder or to the extent performance was, or would have been, suspended, delayed, or interrupted by another cause for which the Design-Builder is responsible.
Concurrent Delay. Notwithstanding the provisions of this ARTICLE VII, Contractor shall only be entitled to a Change Order adjusting the Project Schedule, and not the Contract Price, with respect to any Owner Caused Delay or Force Majeure Event to the extent the Work experienced any mutually occurring or concurrent delays, disruptions, interferences and/or accelerations resulting from causes, events, conditions and/or circumstances caused by a breach by Contractor of its obligations under this Agreement.
Concurrent Delay. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 8.6.1 and Section 8.6.2, Contractor shall not be entitled to relief under Section 8.6.1 or Section 8.6.2 for any Force Majeure Event and/or Excusable Event (except to the extent of recovery of insurance proceeds under the Builder’s All Risk Insurance) to the extent the Work experienced any mutually occurring or concurrent delays, disruptions, interferences and/or accelerations resulting from causes, events, conditions, and/or circumstances which constitute neither an Excusable Event nor a Force Majeure Event.
Concurrent Delay. If a Consortium Member causes a predominant delay under the Contract for which the Employer is entitled to compensation, any other Consortium Member being concurrently in delay which – without the predominant delay – would have also caused a delay under the Contract entitling the Employer to compensation shall as amongst the Consortium Members also be liable pursuant to Article 13.4.1 For determining the shares of responsibility of the Consortium Members Article 13.4.4 shall apply.
