Common use of Renegotiation Clause in Contracts

Renegotiation. A. This Agreement or any part thereof, may be renegotiated at the option of COUNTY in the case of: 1) increased or decreased volume of services; 2) changes required by Federal or State law or regulations or court action; 3) cancellation, increase or decrease in funding; 4) changes in service needs identified by COUNTY; 5) PROVIDER’s failure to provide monthly services purchased; or 6) upon any mutual agreement. PROVIDER agrees to renegotiate in good faith if COUNTY exercises this option.

Renegotiation. A. This Agreement or any part thereof, may be renegotiated at the option of COUNTY in the case of: 1) increased or decreased volume of services; 2) changes required by Federal or State law or regulations or court action; 3) cancellation, increase or decrease in funding; 4) changes in service needs identified by COUNTY; 5) PROVIDER’s failure to provide monthly services purchased; or 6) upon any mutual agreement. PROVIDER agrees to renegotiate in good faith if COUNTY exercises this option.;

Renegotiation. A. This Agreement or any part thereof, may be renegotiated at the option of the COUNTY in the case of: 1) increased or decreased volume of services; 2) changes required by Federal or State law or regulations or court action; 3) cancellation, increase increase, or decrease in funding; 4) changes in service needs identified by COUNTY; 5) PROVIDER’s failure to provide monthly services purchased; or 6) upon any mutual agreement. PROVIDER agrees to renegotiate in good faith if COUNTY exercises this option.;

Renegotiation. A. This Agreement or any part thereof, may be renegotiated at the option of COUNTY in the case of: 1) increased or decreased volume of services; 2) changes required by Federal or State law or regulations or court action; 32) cancellation, increase or decrease in funding; 43) changes in service needs identified by COUNTY; 54) PROVIDER’s failure to provide monthly services purchased; or 65) upon any mutual agreement. PROVIDER agrees to renegotiate in good faith if COUNTY exercises this option.