Common use of Implementation Letters Clause in Contracts

Implementation Letters. To assist the Grantee and the Contractor in the implementation of the Study, USTDA may, from time to time, issue implementation letters that will provide additional information about matters covered by this Grant Agreement or correct immaterial errors. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, USTDA may issue implementation letters, among other reasons, to: (a) extend the estimated completion date set forth in Clause K(1) in Annex II, (b) extend the availability period of Grant Funds set forth in Clause K(2) in Annex II, (c) change the fiscal data set forth in Article 15, (d) change a Party’s address of record or point of contact, (e) make immaterial changes to the Terms of Reference, and (f) correct scrivener’s errors. The Parties may also use jointly agreed upon implementation letters to confirm, clarify and/or record their mutual understanding of matters covered by this Grant Agreement.