Common use of INITIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION Clause in Contracts

INITIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION. § 1.1 This Agreement is based on the parameters and initial information set forth in the Engineer Contract. In the event such parameters and information change and the change is material with respect to the scope of the Engineer’s services, the schedule and the Engineer’s compensation shall be adjusted to the extent appropriate without invalidating the Agreement. However, Engineer will only be entitled to increases in compensation and extensions of the schedule that are incorporated into the Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Article 4. (Paragraphs deleted) § 1.2 Engineer represents that (a) it possesses experience and expertise in the design and contract administration of projects of similar size, complexity and nature as the Project and (b) the Engineer’s compensation provided for herein is adequate for its timely performance under the Agreement. § 1.3 The parties shall agree upon protocols governing the transmission and exchange of digital data. However, nothing in these protocols shall be construed to materially modify the rights and obligations of the Owner or Engineer Parties with respect to the Instruments of Service as set forth herein. (Paragraph deleted) § 1.4 The deadlines established in the schedule set forth in the Engineer Contract are material to the Agreement. Engineer represents that the schedule is reasonable and that it includes reasonable allowances of time for the Owner’s reviews, for the performance of the Engineer, the Engineer’s consultants and the Owner’s consultants, and for the approvals of submissions by authorities having jurisdiction over the Project. Modifications of the schedule for any reason must be specifically approved by Owner in writing. § 1.5 The "Engineer Parties" are the Engineer, its consultants, and their employees, and any other persons or entities that provide services on behalf of the Engineer for the Project. The Engineer shall not engage or terminate any other consultant for the Project without the prior written approval of the Owner.

INITIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION. § 1.1 This Agreement is based on the parameters and initial information set forth in the Engineer Architect Contract. In the event such parameters and information change and the change is material with respect to the scope of the EngineerArchitect’s services, the schedule and the EngineerArchitect’s compensation shall be adjusted to the extent appropriate without invalidating the Agreement. However, Engineer Architect will only be entitled to increases in compensation and extensions of the schedule that are incorporated into the Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Article 4. (Paragraphs deleted). § 1.2 Engineer Architect represents that (a) it possesses experience and expertise in the design and contract administration of projects of similar size, complexity and nature as the Project and (b) the EngineerArchitect’s compensation provided for herein is adequate for its timely performance under the Agreement. § 1.3 The parties shall agree upon protocols governing the transmission and exchange of digital data. However, nothing in these protocols shall be construed to materially modify the rights and obligations of the Owner or Engineer Architect Parties with respect to the Instruments of Service as set forth herein. (Paragraph deleted). § 1.4 The deadlines established in the schedule set forth in the Engineer Architect Contract are material to the Agreement. Engineer Architect represents that the schedule is reasonable and that it includes reasonable allowances of time for the Owner’s reviews, for the performance of the EngineerArchitect, the EngineerArchitect’s consultants and the Owner’s consultants, and for the approvals of submissions by authorities having jurisdiction over the Project. Modifications of the schedule for any reason must be specifically approved by Owner in writing. § 1.5 The "Engineer Architect Parties" are the EngineerArchitect, its consultants, and their employees, and any other persons or entities that provide services on behalf of the Engineer Architect for the Project. The Engineer Architect shall not engage or terminate any engineer or other consultant for the Project without the prior written approval of the Owner.

INITIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION. § 1.1 This Agreement is based on the parameters and initial information set forth in the Engineer Architect Contract. In the event such parameters and information change and the change is material with respect to the scope of the EngineerArchitect’s services, the schedule and the EngineerArchitect’s compensation shall be adjusted to the extent appropriate without invalidating the Agreement. However, Engineer Architect will only be entitled to increases in compensation and extensions of the schedule that are incorporated into the Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Article 4. (Paragraphs deleted) § 1.2 Engineer Architect represents that (a) it possesses experience and expertise in the design and contract administration of projects of similar size, complexity and nature as the Project and (b) the EngineerArchitect’s compensation provided for herein is adequate for its timely performance under the Agreement. § 1.3 The parties shall agree upon protocols governing the transmission and exchange of digital data. However, nothing in these protocols shall be construed to materially modify the rights and obligations of the Owner or Engineer Architect Parties with respect to the Instruments of Service as set forth herein. (Paragraph deleted) § 1.4 The deadlines established in the schedule set forth in the Engineer Architect Contract are material to the Agreement. Engineer Architect represents that the schedule is reasonable and that it includes reasonable allowances of time for the Owner’s reviews, for the performance of the EngineerArchitect, the EngineerArchitect’s consultants and the Owner’s consultants, and for the approvals of submissions by authorities having jurisdiction over the Project. Modifications of the schedule for any reason must be specifically approved by Owner in writing. § 1.5 The "Engineer Architect Parties" are the EngineerArchitect, its consultants, and their employees, and any other persons or entities that provide services on behalf of the Engineer Architect for the Project. The Engineer Architect shall not engage or terminate any engineer or other consultant for the Project without the prior written approval of the Owner.

INITIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION. § 1.1 This Agreement is based on the parameters and initial information set forth in the Engineer Contract. In the event such parameters and information change and the change is material with respect to the scope of the Engineer’s services, the schedule and the Engineer’s compensation shall be adjusted to the extent appropriate without invalidating the Agreement. However, Engineer will only be entitled to increases in compensation and extensions of the schedule that are incorporated into the Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Article 4. (Paragraphs deleted). § 1.2 Engineer represents that (a) it possesses experience and expertise in the design and contract administration of projects of similar size, complexity and nature as the Project and (b) the Engineer’s compensation provided for herein is adequate for its timely performance under the Agreement. § 1.3 The parties shall agree upon protocols governing the transmission and exchange of digital data. However, nothing in these protocols shall be construed to materially modify the rights and obligations of the Owner or Engineer Parties with respect to the Instruments of Service as set forth herein. (Paragraph deleted). § 1.4 The deadlines established in the schedule set forth in the Engineer Contract are material to the Agreement. Engineer represents that the schedule is reasonable and that it includes reasonable allowances of time for the Owner’s reviews, for the performance of the Engineer, the Engineer’s consultants and the Owner’s consultants, and for the approvals of submissions by authorities having jurisdiction over the Project. Modifications of the schedule for any reason must be specifically approved by Owner in writing. § 1.5 The "Engineer Parties" are the Engineer, its consultants, and their employees, and any other persons or entities that provide services on behalf of the Engineer for the Project. The Engineer shall not engage or terminate any other consultant for the Project without the prior written approval of the Owner. § 2.1 The set forth in Contract sh