Subcontract Change Orders Sample Clauses
The Subcontract Change Orders clause establishes the process for modifying the scope, price, or schedule of work performed by a subcontractor after the original subcontract agreement is in place. Typically, this clause outlines how changes must be requested, documented, and approved—often requiring written authorization before any additional work is performed or costs are incurred. Its core function is to ensure that all parties have a clear, agreed-upon method for handling changes, thereby preventing disputes and maintaining control over project costs and timelines.
Subcontract Change Orders. TriMark and the Subcontractor agree that TriMark may add to or deduct from the amount of the Work covered by this Subcontract Agreement, and any changes so made in the amount of the Work involved, or any other parts of this Subcontract Agreement, shall be by a written Change Order setting forth in detail the changes involved and the value of such which shall be mutually agreed upon between TriMark and the Subcontractor, and contingent upon receipt of the same from Prime Contractor or Owner. The Subcontractor agrees to proceed with the Work as changed when so directed in writing by a construction change directive which shall be a written instrument providing instructions on the addition, reduction or alteration to the Work and which may defer the agreement of the price of such change to the execution of a Change Order, issued by TriMark or the Prime Contractor or Owner so as not to delay the progress of the Work, and pending any determination of the value, in the interest of clarity Subcontractor shall commence with changes as directed through a construction change order and shall not delay commencement for final agreement on value or change in schedule arising from the directed changes. TriMark shall not make changes in Work, whether additions, deletions or other revisions in any manner except by written Change Order or construction change directive. If TriMark requests a proposal of cost for a change, the Subcontractor shall promptly comply with such request.
Subcontract Change Orders. The Subcontractor agrees to proceed with the Work, as modified by a construction change directive or proposal of cost upon receipt so as not to delay the progress of the Work. The construction change directive or proposal of cost is a written instrument that may be issued by TriMark, the Prime Contractor or the Owner. Subcontractor acknowledges and accepts that the construction change directive may defer calculation of fees until a Change Order can be executed and agrees not to delay its performance until such Change Order can be executed. TriMark will not make changes in the Work, whether additions, deletions or other revisions in any manner except upon written agreement, such as a Change Order, amendment or other mutually-agreed upon format.
Subcontract Change Orders. Changes to the Subcontract Price or Subcontract Schedule may only be made in accordance with this section. Without notice to or the consent of Subcontractor’s surety, Contractor may at any time direct changes in Subcontractor’s Work consisting of additions, deletions, reductions, or other revisions to the Scope of Work and/or Subcontract Schedule (“Subcontract Change Order”). A Subcontract Change Order may arise from changes to the Work or Project schedule initiated by or the responsibility of Owner (“Owner Direction”). All Subcontract Change Orders shall be signed by the representative of Contractor authorized to issue such Subcontract Change Orders. Work reflected in a Subcontract Change Order is referenced hereinafter as “Subcontract Change Order Work.”