Wasted Work definition
Wasted Work means design or construction work performed by Owner, upon written direction from the Department, for a Relocation rendered useless or unnecessary as a result of the Department's cancellation and/or scope of changes as agreed by both parties of the specific Freeway Project.
Wasted Work means design or construction work performed upon written direction from AUTHORITY, for RELOCATION rendered useless or unnecessary as a result of AUTHORITY’s cancellation and/or changes in the scope of work as agreed to by both PARTIES. This term includes any other design or construction work that is needed to accomplish the scope of work of the PROJECT and is subsequently rendered unnecessary at some later date.
Wasted Work means design, design review, construction work or inspection performed by LOCAL AGENCY upon written direction from AUTHORITY, for a RELOCATION rendered useless or unnecessary as a result of AUTHORITY’s
More Definitions of Wasted Work
Wasted Work means design or construction for a RELOCATION rendered useless or unnecessary as a result of AUTHORITY’S cancellation and/or changes in the scope of work as agreed to by both PARTIES.
Wasted Work means design, design review, construction work or inspection
Wasted Work means design, design review, construction work or inspection performed by MID upon written direction from the AUTHORITY, for a Relocation rendered useless or unnecessary as a result of AUTHORITY’S cancellation and/or changes in the scope of work as agreed to by the Parties. This term includes any other design or construction work that is needed to accommodate the AUTHORITY Project and is subsequently rendered unnecessary.