Contract Change Orders. The Architect shall administer the change order procedures provided in the General Conditions of the Contract.
Contract Change Orders. The CMA shall issue all such change directives to the GC as are required, upon direction from APS. The CMA, with assistance from the A/E and APS, shall have primary responsibility for review and negotiation of all proposed change orders. The CMA shall maintain an Owner Exposure Log (template provided by APS) which includes all known and potential change orders, as well as independent estimates for each, to track total APS exposure. Once change orders have been negotiated, the CMA shall collect them into change order packages for final signature of the GC, A/E, and APS.
Contract Change Orders. No changes or amendments of the Contract shall be effective unless documented in writing and signed by authorized representatives of the City and the Contractor. All changes affecting the Project's construction cost, length of time, or modifications of the terms or conditions of the Contract, must be authorized by means of a written Contract Change Order which is mutually agreed to by the City and Contractor. The Contract Change Order will include extra Work, Work for which quantities have been altered from those shown in the Bid Schedule, as well as decreases or increases in the quantities of installed units which are different from those shown in the Bid Schedule because of final measurements. All changes must be recorded on a Contract Change Order (which form is part of these Contract Documents) and fully executed before they can be included in a partial payment estimate. Changes for Work, quantities, and/or conditions will include any respective time adjustment, if justified. Time adjustments will require an updated Project Schedule with the Change Order.
Contract Change Orders. The City shall respond to Requests for Information and negotiate contract change orders, if necessary. When contractor(s) requests a change order, the Project Design Engineer of record (“Designer”) shall determine whether the requested change order is essential to completion of the Project. In this context, “essential” shall mean the requested change order is for work within the Smart Corridor Project scope and critical to overall Smart Corridor operation. If the Designer determines the change order is essential, the City shall negotiate with the contractor on the cost and approve the change order, as long as the subject change order, and all cumulative change orders, do not exceed the total funds obligated in Exhibit B, Funding Summary. If the Designer determines the change order is non-essential, the City may choose to pay for the cost of the change order from funds that are independent of this Agreement, or the C/CAG Executive Director will decide whether to approve the non-essential change order. In the event City receives change order requests that will exceed the amount specified in Exhibit B, Funding Summary, City will notify C/CAG and the Parties must agree in writing on a proposed course of action within fifteen (15) business days from receipt of the contract change order request. The City shall properly manage contract change orders and maintain proper documentation.
Contract Change Orders. Anaheim shall process any contract change orders (“CCOs”) that are necessary for construction of the Project. If CCOs are needed within the Orange Water Main Portion (Orange Costs), Orange shall review and approve such CCOs and provide a Project liaison (“City Engineer”) during construction to coordinate CCO approvals. City Engineer shall provide concurrence on CCOs within three (3) business days of Anaheim's submittal to Orange. If Orange fails to concur with or propose changes to CCO within such time, such CCO shall be deemed approved.
Contract Change Orders. 14.1 All changes affecting the Project's construction cost, length of time, or modifications of the terms or conditions of the CONTRACT, must be authorized by means of a written CONTRACT Change Order which is mutually agreed to by the OWNER and CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACT Change Order will include extra WORK, WORK for which quantities have been altered from those shown in the BID Schedule, as well as decreases or increases in the quantities of installed units which are different from those shown in the BID Schedule because of final measurements. All changes must be recorded on a CONTRACT Change Order (which form is part of these CONTRACT Documents) and fully executed before they can be included in a partial payment estimate. Changes for WORK, quantities, and/or conditions will include any respective time adjustment, if justified. Time adjustments will require an updated Project Schedule with the Change Order.
Contract Change Orders. 25.1. At the sole discretion of the City, a Change Order may be issued solely by the City to modify an existing party obligation set forth in this Contract where the scope of the Change Order is:
Contract Change Orders. County shall process any contract change orders (“CCOs”) that are necessary for construction of the Project. If CCOs are needed within City right- of-way or property, the City shall review and approve such CCOs and provide a Project liaison (“City Engineer”) during construction to coordinate CCO approval. City Engineer shall provide concurrence on CCOs within two (2) business days of County’s submittal to City. If City fails to concur with or propose changes to CCO within such time, such CCO shall be deemed approved. County shall be financially responsible for the CCOs that are included in the County/City approved final Project scope of work.
Contract Change Orders. The Contractor shall perform only work specified under this contract. If a contract change order is required for any reason, the Contractor shall bring this to the attention of the Engineer. Should the engineer determine that a contract change order is necessary, then the Engineer will prepare a contract change request for registration to the Comptroller. The Contractor shall not perform any contract change order work without written approval by the Engineer and a registered contract change order by the Comptroller. Any contract change order work performed by the Contractor without a registered contract change order may not be paid for by the City.
Contract Change Orders. Authority shall have the right at any time, without invalidating this Agreement, to order extra work or make changes to contracted work by altering, adding to or deducting from said contracted work. No such extra work may be undertaken unless a written change order is first given by the Authority to the contractor, incorporating therein any adjustment in (i) the contract sum, and/or (ii) the time to perform such contracted work, which said adjustments are subject to the written approval of the Contractor (“Change Order”). All such Change Orders must be signed by the Contractor and Contract Officer prior to commencing the extra work thereunder. Any Change Order that will increase compensation for, or costs of an awarded contract, up to a maximum limit of five percent (5%) of the contract sum or [$500,000], whichever is less; or any increase in the time to perform of up to one hundred eighty (180) days; may be approved by the Authority’s Director. Any greater increases, taken either separately or cumulatively must be reported to City and must be approved by the Authority Board.
