Weather Delays. Unusually severe weather conditions which prevent or inhibit the Contractor’s performance of the Work are referred to herein as “Inclement Weather” and are more specifically defined below. The Contract Period may be adjusted to account for Inclement Weather, but only if (i) there has been strict compliance by Contractor with all claims submission requirements and other requirements of the Contract Documents related to time extensions; (ii) the delay asserted is shown by the Contractor to be the sole cause of lengthening the longest critical path indicated on the Project Schedule in effect during the period of such alleged delay, and (iii) the following definition of “Inclement Weather” is satisfied: A. Inclement Weather is defined as the occurrence of one or more of the following conditions within a twenty-four (24) hour period that prevents Work shown on the Construction Schedule as planned for performance at that time which is directly affected by such weather conditions or by impact on access to the Site
Weather Delays. The Contractor is held to be familiar with weather conditions in the Xxxxx-Xxxx County area. When a claim for extension of the Contract Time is based on abnormal and unforeseeable weather conditions the request must be accompanied by U.S. Weather Bureau data for the past ten (10) years for the Macon/Xxxxx-Xxxx County, Georgia area that substantiates the claim of abnormal and unforeseeable weather conditions. Each day of inclement weather is not, by itself, reason for an extension of the Contract Time. Extensions of the Contract Time will be based solely on the number of rain days in a monthly period that are in excess of the ten (10) year average as established for the Macon/Xxxxx-Xxxx County area. A rain day, for purposes of calculating the ten (10) year average, is defined as a day in which 0.10 inch of rain or more was measured by the Weather Bureau.
Weather Delays. Unusually severe weather conditions which prevent or inhibit the Contractor’s performance of the Work are referred to in this Article 15 as “Inclement Weather” and are more specifically defined below. The Contract Period may be adjusted to account for Inclement Weather, but only if (i) there has been strict compliance by Contractor with all claims submission requirements and other requirements of the Contract Documents related to time extensions; and (ii) the following definition of “Inclement Weather” is satisfied:
Weather Delays. County and Contractor agree that adverse weather conditions are normal and expected during the Contract period and that days have been included in the Contract period that shall account for delays caused by weather conditions.
Weather Delays. The Notice of claim for delay shall identify itself as a Notice of claim, shall state the circumstances of the occurrence, shall state the justification for the delay and for the extension of time, and shall state the estimated duration of the delay and of the extension requested. In case of a continuing cause of delay, only one Notice shall be required so long as the delay asserted is continuous, but an additional Notice shall be given at least every fourteen (14) days providing a statement of what the Contractor has done to mitigate or overcome the cause of the delay, how long the delay is anticipated to continue, and the justification for such projection. Strict compliance with all of these submission requirements shall be a condition precedent to consideration of any claim for delay, but compliance of itself shall not establish the validity of any claim.
Weather Delays. In the event that emergency conditions such as inclement weather compel unanticipated school closings during the school year, nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent the extension of the school year to the extent necessary to assure one hundred eighty (180) days of student attendance.
Weather Delays. The Government determines anticipated adverse weather delays by month using National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) or similar data for the project location and will constitute the base line for monthly weather time evaluations. The Contractor's progress schedule must reflect these anticipated adverse weather delays for all weather dependent activities. The Government will provide NOAA data for the specific site location in each task order PWS. Contractor shall regard the information as the normal and anticipated number of workdays for each month during which the Contractor should expect prevention/suspension of field activities by cause of adverse weather. Contractor shall include anticipated weather delay days in submitted work plans and schedules.
Weather Delays. The Contractor shall anticipate and include in the Construction Schedule all days of weather delay that should be anticipated according to the 5-year climactic averages for San Antonio International Airport as determined by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Contractor shall only make requests for additional time for days that are considered lost due to adverse weather conditions that are in excess of days that are beyond those that should be anticipated in the Construction Schedule according to NOAA. Adverse weather days will not be calculated for any period when the critical path of the Project is not subject to impact from such adverse weather conditions. Contractor will only submit a time extension request for adverse weather delays in accordance with the submission times provided in Article 13.05 below.
Weather Delays. The Contractor is held to be familiar with weather conditions in the Xxxx County area. When a claim for extension of the Contract Time is based on abnormal and unforeseeable weather conditions the request must be accompanied by U.S. Weather Bureau data for the past ten (10) years for the Xxxx County, Georgia area that substantiates the claim of abnormal and unforeseeable weather conditions. Each day of inclement weather is not, by itself, reason for an extension of the Contract Time. Extensions of the Contract Time will be based solely on the number of rain days in a monthly period that are in excess of the ten (10) year average as established for the Xxxx County area. A rain day, for purposes of calculating the ten (10) year average, is defined as a day in which 0.10 inch of rain or more was measured by the Weather Bureau.
Weather Delays. The Construction Manager shall include and clearly identify an appropriate number of Days of weather-related delays within (A) the aggregate Master Schedule for the Work and within the portions of the Master Schedule submitted with each GMP Proposal relating to any phase of the Project and (B) each GMP Amendment. If the Construction Manager experiences additional weather-related delays beyond the number of Days set forth in the Master Schedule and the GMP Amendment, the Construction Manager shall be entitled to commensurate extension of time and reimbursement of costs associated with such delay; provided such requests for extensions of time are submitted and approved according to the process set forth in Section 6.6 above. If the Construction Manager fails to include an appropriate number of Days of weather-related delays within the applicable GMP Proposal for any portion of the Project, the Construction Manager shall not be eligible for any extension of time or reimbursement of costs related to otherwise Excusable Delays relating to weather for the applicable GMP Proposal.
