Scope Change definition

Scope Change means any change to the scope of a contract to accommodate a need not originally provided for in the contract and which may include the acquisition of additional deliverables or the extension of the term of the contract and which may require an adjustment to the contract price;

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Scope Change has the meaning set forth in Section 12.1 hereof.

Scope Change shall have the meaning assigned to it in subparagraph 1(A)(1)(b) of the Construction Management Agreement.

Examples of Scope Change in a sentence

In consideration for additional Batches (be them any of the four (4) types hereunder) to be manufactured pursuant to Project Plans (that is not covered by and pursuant to a Project Plan that is appended hereto), Vaxcyte shall pay to Lonza any fees for such Batches mutually agreed-upon by the Parties and set forth in and based on the assumptions and information provided in the applicable Project Plan (or a Scope Change related thereto).
In the event of a delay (excluding any delay solely related to failure by Vaxcyte to timely fulfil its obligations under this Agreement) in completion of Services in accordance with timelines set forth in a Project Plan and/or Scope Change Lonza shall reimburse Vaxcyte solely as set forth in the applicable Project Plan and/or Scope Change.
In the event of a [***] reduction via Scope Change (see also Sections 12.4.3 and 12.4.4), Vaxcyte shall issue and Lonza must accept additional Purchase Orders and/or Purchase Order modifications for additional and outstanding Product Services up to the new expanded Lonza Committed Production created by such [***] reduction (the “PO Update”).
In consideration of the Development Services and Lonza’s other obligations hereunder, Vaxcyte shall pay to Lonza any service fees for such Development Services mutually agreed-upon by the Parties and set forth in and based on the assumptions and information provided in the applicable Project Plan (or a Scope Change related thereto).
Unless otherwise agreed in writing (including in the form of a Project Plan or Scope Change) Lonza shall be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for any and all CapEx in excess of the Vaxcyte CapEx Contribution (the “Lonza CapEx Contribution”) and any other expenditures required from time to time to complete the Build-Out, perform the Services or otherwise operate the Facility.

More Definitions of Scope Change

Scope Change has the meaning indicated in the Construction Agreement.

Scope Change means a change to the Construction Project that, if implemented, will make the quality, function or capacity of the Improvements “materially different” (as defined below in this subparagraph) than as described or inferred by the site plan or plans and renderings referenced in Exhibit B. The term “Scope Change” is not intended to include the mere refinement, correction or detailing of the site plan, plans or renderings submitted to BNPPLC by NAI. As used in this definition, a “material difference” means a difference that could reasonably be expected to (a) cause the Lease Balance to exceed the fair market value of the Property when the Construction Project is completed and all Construction Advances required in connection therewith have been funded, or significantly increase any such excess, (b) change the general character of the Improvements from that needed to accommodate the uses to be permitted by subparagraph 2(A) of the Lease, or (c) cause or exacerbate Projected Cost Overruns.

Scope Change is not intended to include the mere refinement, correction or detailing of the site plan, plans or renderings submitted to BNPPLC by NAI. As used in this definition, a “material difference” means a difference that could reasonably be expected to (a) cause the Lease Balance to exceed the fair market value of the Property when the Construction Project is completed and all Construction Advances required in connection therewith have been funded, or significantly increase any such excess, (b) change the general character of the Improvements from that needed to accommodate the uses to be permitted by subparagraph 2(A) of the Lease, or (c) cause or exacerbate Projected Cost Overruns.

Scope Change means any addition to, deletion from, suspension of or other modification of this Agreement approved by Client or Client’s Representative, which necessitates a change in one or more of the Contract Price, the Guaranteed Completion Dates, the Payment Schedule, the Project Schedule or the Project Guarantees or any other condition of this Agreement in accordance with the terms of Article 12.

Scope Change which means any change to the scope of a contract to accommodate a need not originally provided for in the contract;

Scope Change includes where Siemens determines, after receipt of a request for a change, that the change request of Buyer is technically and commercially feasible and requires a change in the scope of Work, Contract Price or the Work Schedule, or (b) Buyer fails to perform its obligations under Article 5 or other provisions of this Agreement and such failure results in increased costs to Siemens or delays Siemens’ performance of the Work and/or ability to meet the milestones contained in the Work Schedule, including any guaranteed dates set forth therein, or (c) for any other event set forth in this Agreement for which Siemens has the right to a change in the scope of Work, Contract Price or the Work Schedule; in which case Siemens shall be entitled to a Scope Change Order.

Scope Change means any material addition to, deletion from, suspension of or other modification to the Project or to the quality, function or intent of the Project as presently delineated in Appendix A hereto, including without limitation any such addition, deletion, suspension or other modification which requires a change in one or more of the Contract Price, the Guaranteed Completion Dates, the Payment and Milestone Schedule, the Construction Progress Milestone Dates, the Project Schedule and the Performance Guarantees in accordance with the terms of Article 12 hereof.