Mitigation of Event. GEC shall use reasonable efforts to remove or mitigate the effects of any Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. GEC also shall use reasonable efforts to minimize the delay caused thereby, but shall not, without the approval of Owner as set forth in a Change Order issued with respect thereto, be required to: (a) subcontract additional Work or work additional hours for which premium time is payable, (b) schedule additional work shifts, or (c) otherwise incur additional costs, if, in any such case, such subcontracting, additional hours, additional shifts or other additional costs would not have been required to meet the Guaranteed Completion Date in effect prior to the occurrence of such Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, GEC may make any changes to the Facility in order to meet schedule or any guarantee provided such change does not incur additional cost to Owner.
Mitigation of Event. Contractor shall use reasonable efforts to remove or mitigate the effects of any Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. Contractor also shall use reasonable efforts to minimize the delay caused thereby, but shall not, without the approval of Owner as set forth in a Change Order issued with respect thereto, be required to: (a) subcontract additional Work or work additional hours for which premium time is payable, (b) schedule additional work shifts, or (c) otherwise incur additional costs, if, in any such case, such subcontracting, additional hours, additional shifts or other additional costs would not have been required to meet the Guaranteed Completion Date in effect prior to the occurrence of such Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, Contractor may make any changes to the Facility in order to meet schedule or any guarantee provided such change does not incur additional cost to Owner.
Mitigation of Event. Contractor shall use reasonable efforts to remove or mitigate the effects of any Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. Contractor also shall use reasonable efforts to minimize the delay caused thereby, but shall not, without the approval of GEC as set forth in a Change Order issued with respect thereto, be required to: (a) subcontract additional Work or work additional hours for which premium time is payable, (b) schedule additional work shifts, or (c) otherwise incur additional costs, if, in any such case, such subcontracting, additional hours, additional shifts or other additional costs would not have been required to meet the Guaranteed Completion Date in effect prior to the occurrence of such Force Majeure, Owner Delay, Governmental Authority or third party delay, varying or unforeseen Site condition, or Change in Law. GEC/ICC/EPC 27 Confidential Business Information Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, Contractor may make any changes to the Facility in order to meet schedule or any guarantee provided such change does not incur additional cost to Owner.
Mitigation of Event. Contractor shall use reasonable efforts to remove or mitigate the delay or other effects of any Owner Delay or Change in Law but shall not, without Owner's approval as set forth in a Change Order issued with respect thereto, be required to: (a) subcontract additional Work or work additional hours for which premium time is payable, (b) schedule additional work shifts, or (c) otherwise incur additional costs, if, in any such case, such subcontracting, additional hours, additional shifts or other additional costs would not have been required to meet the Guaranteed Completion Date in effect prior to the occurrence of such Owner Delay or Change in Law.
Mitigation of Event. The parties must use their reasonable endeavours to remove or relieve any event of Force Majeure and to minimise the delay caused by any event of Force Majeure.
Mitigation of Event. DBT shall use its best efforts to remove, relieve and minimize the effect of any delay, whether caused by any event of Force Majeure or other causes. If, with the prior notice and consent of the County, DBT takes action to minimize delays that are not the fault of DBT, then the GMP shall be adjusted to reflect reimbursements of the costs incurred in taking such actions.
