Concurrent Delay definition
Examples of Concurrent Delay in a sentence
The Parties further acknowledge and agree that the damages for a Concurrent Delay are difficult or impossible to determine and that the damages calculated hereunder constitute a reasonable approximation of the harm or loss to Distribution Company as a result thereof.
Buyer shall be entitled to the remedies provided under the TSA with regard to any such Transmission Delay, and Seller shall have no liability to Buyer for Delay Damages solely as a result of any Owner Delay or Concurrent Delay (each as defined in the TSA).
A Concurrent Delay shall not affect Design-Builder’s right to a Completion Deadline adjustment hereunder.
The CMR may be allowed Days but the Department will have no liability for the following non- compensable items: .1 Abnormal or unusually severe weather; .2 Acts of God; .3 Force Majeure; .4 Concurrent Delay.
In the event of a Concurrent Delay, Design-Builder shall not be entitled to Delay Costs for the duration of the delay that is concurrent with a delay to the Critical Path for which Design-Builder is responsible.
By way of clarification, and not limitation, in no event shall the SI be entitled to Impact Costs attributable to a Concurrent Delay.
If the Consultant’s Work has been delayed pursuant to a Contemplated Delay and a separate delay also arises for all or a portion of the same period of time for which Consultant is not entitled to additional time (the “Concurrent Delay”), then the extension of time that Consultant would otherwise be entitled to as a result of the Contemplated Delay shall be reduced by the number of days that the Concurrent Delay exists during such Contemplated Delay.
Concurrent Delay Construction Cost Estimate Construction Cost Markup (or CM/GC Fee) Construction Documents Construction Pricing Documents Construction Provisions Construction Work Constructor A Principal Participant or Subcontractor that performs Construction Work for the Project.
SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION DATE 33 13.1 Proposal and Baseline Schedules 33 13.2 Excusable Delays 34 13.3 Adjustment of Scheduled Substantial Completion Date 35 13.4 Force Majeure Events 36 13.5 Remedy for Concurrent Delay 36 13.6 Recovery Schedules.
In the event of a Concurrent Delay, Contractor shall not be entitled to Delay Costs for the duration of the delay that is concurrent with a delay to the Critical Path for which Contractor is responsible.