Contractor Requested Change Order Clause Samples
A Contractor Requested Change Order clause allows the contractor to formally propose modifications to the original scope, schedule, or cost of a project. Typically, the contractor submits a written request detailing the desired changes and justifying the need, such as unforeseen site conditions or design clarifications. This clause ensures that any alterations initiated by the contractor are reviewed, approved, and documented by the owner or project manager, thereby maintaining control over project changes and preventing unauthorized work or disputes over compensation.
Contractor Requested Change Order. Contractor may propose a Change Order to Owner if the proposed changes improve the Facility or are otherwise advisable for the Work. Any such proposed Change Order shall not affect the obligation of Contractor to perform the Work and to deliver the Facility in accordance with this Agreement unless and until Owner executes a Change Order pursuant to Section 10.6. If the Parties do not agree on the adjustment to the Contract Price in respect of this Section 10.2, then the adjustment to the Contract Price may be determined in accordance with Exhibit 18 but only if the Parties so agree. If the Parties do not agree either (a) to a fixed price Change Order or (b) that an adjustment to the Contract Price shall be determined in accordance with Exhibit 18, then no Change Order shall be executed. If Contractor proceeds with a proposed change in the Work pursuant to this Section 10.2 without receiving the consent of Owner, Contractor shall be responsible for the removal of any such work if a Change Order request is not subsequently approved by Owner; provided, however, that in the event of any Emergency affecting the safety of persons or property, Contractor shall act, at its discretion, to prevent threatened damage, injury or loss.
Contractor Requested Change Order. 4.4.1 Contractor shall be entitled to submit a request for a Change Order with respect to:
(a) the failure of, or inability to run, a Process Test or remedial work in connection with a failure of a Process Test, in each case other than solely due to a Defect, unless covered by an Owner-initiated Change Order;
(b) a delay caused by a failure of Owner to provide Front End Feedstock for purposes of Performance Tests in accordance with the requirements of Exhibit M;
(c) a Force Majeure Event;
(d) any Change of Law, unless such Change of Law is due to an act or omission of Contractor;
(e) Owner's failure to comply with Section 2.7 regarding Hazardous Wastes or Materials or any delay arising as a result of the handling, removal, transportation or disposal of any Hazardous Waste or Materials by the Owner in accordance with and to the extent required by Section 2.7;
(f) a delay caused by a failure of Owner to furnish the Site and to provide rights of ingress and egress to and from the Site for Contractor and its Subcontractors to the extent specified in the Site Access Plan;
(g) a delay caused by Owner's failure to assist Contractor to the extent provided in Section 2.2 in obtaining Governmental Approvals to be obtained by Contractor or a delay caused by Owner's delay in obtaining Governmental Approvals to be obtained by Owner in accordance with Section 2.2 (other than as a result of a failure of Contractor to assist Owner in accordance with Section 3.4);
(h) Owner's failure to provide, or failure to cause Operator to provide, operations personnel in accordance with Section 2.3;
(i) Owner's failure to make arrangements for the supply of utilities as provided in Section 2.6;
(j) the suspension of the Work or any portion thereof pursuant to Article 14;
(k) an unreasonable exercise by any of Owner's Parties of inspection or observation rights pursuant to Section 6.2 which results in delay or adverse cost impact;
(l) a rejection of Work by Owner in accordance with Section 6.4, following which it is determined that no Defect occurred;
(m) a delay caused by a claim as a result of which Contractor is required to change the scope of Work (provided that so long as Contractor is indemnified for such claim by Owner, Contractor shall not change the scope of Work without Owner's consent) or by an injunction issued by a court of competent jurisdiction, in each case relating to an intellectual property infringement arising out of the Pro Terra(TM) Process;
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