Proposed Change Order. (PCO) means a document that informs Contractor of a proposed change in the Work and appropriately describes or otherwise documents such change including Contractor’s response of pricing for the proposed change.
Proposed Change Order. (or “PCO”). A written request prepared by Xxxxxxxxx requesting that the District, the Construction Manager and the Architect issue a Change Order based upon a proposed change to the Work, to the Guaranteed Maximum Price, and/or to the Contract Time.
Proposed Change Order. The terms “Proposed Change Order” or “PCO” mean Design Build Entity’s submittal of all required information and documents necessary to support the issuance of a Change Order consistent with the “Changes of the Work” section of these General Conditions: (i) in response to Judicial Council proposed Change Work; or (ii) for Design Build Entity proposed Change Work.
Proposed Change Order. The Contractor will be issued a written proposed Change Order by the AOC describing the intended changes to the Work. Timeline: Within 14 days the Contractor shall submit to the AOC the Contractor's proposed cost estimate to be added or deducted from the Contract Sum due to the change, authenticated in full by completely detailed estimates and other authenticators of the cost by the Contractor, Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors, vendors or material suppliers, and any adjustments of time of Completion of the entire Work that is directly attributable to the AOC's proposed Change Order.
Proposed Change Order. (PCO): A PCO is a written request submitted to the Contractor by either the Contractor or the State requesting a change to the Contract Sum and/or the Contract Term. The State will prescribe a PCO form for use by the Contractor. The Contractor shall submit all PCO’s on the prescribed form.
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Proposed Change Order. The Contractor will be issued a written proposed Change Order by the AOC describing the intended changes to the Work.
Proposed Change Order. (PCO). The Project may initiate a change order by submitting a PCO to the Project Manager setting forth the factual basis supporting the need for a change order, the change proposed, and, if appropriate, the additional time and compensation required for the change. The Project Manager shall review the PCO and respond by acknowledging the contract change, supplying information and not acknowledging a change order, or recommending other action. If the Project Manager acknowledges the contract change, the Contractor shall submit a change order to the Project Manager as set forth in this Section. Each change order submitted by the Contractor shall be accompanied by the following certification executed by an officer of Contractor:
Proposed Change Order. 17.4.1Definition of Proposed Change Order: See subparagraph 1.1.42
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