Contesting Safety Compliance Orders Sample Clauses

Contesting Safety Compliance Orders. DB Team may contest a Safety Compliance Order by delivering to GDOT written notice setting forth (a) DB Team’s claim that no Safety Compliance conditions exist to justify the Safety Compliance Order, (b) DB Team’s explanation of its claim in reasonable detail and (c) DB Team’s estimate of impacts on costs and schedule attributable to the contested Safety Compliance Order. If GDOT does not receive such written notice prior to issuance of a Safety Compliance Order, or within fifteen (15) days after GDOT issues an emergency Safety Compliance Order, then DB Team thereafter shall have no right to contest. If DB Team timely contests a Safety Compliance Order, DB Team nevertheless shall implement the Safety Compliance Order, but if it is finally determined following the procedures set forth in GDOT Standard Specification 105.13 “Claims for Adjustments and Disputes” that Safety Compliance conditions did not exist, then the Safety Compliance Order shall be treated as a Directive Letter for a GDOT Change.
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Contesting Safety Compliance Orders. DB Team may contest a Safety Compliance Order by delivering to GDOT written notice setting forth (a) DB Team’s claim that no Safety Compliance conditions exist to justify the Safety Compliance Order, (b) DB Team’s explanation of its claim in reasonable detail and (c) DB Team’s estimate of impacts on costs and schedule attributable to the contested Safety Compliance Order. If GDOT does not receive such written notice prior to issuance of a Safety Compliance Order, or within fifteen (15) days after GDOT issues an emergency Safety Compliance Order, then DB Team thereafter shall have no right to contest. If DB Team timely contests a Safety Compliance Order, DB Team nevertheless shall implement the Safety Compliance Order, but if it is finally determined following the proceedures set forth in GDOT GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION – DESIGN-BUILD AGREEMENT P.I. NO. 0012722 - SR 21 AT I-95 DIVERGING DIAMOND INTERCHANGE PROJECT FEBRUARY 20, 2015 Georgia Department of Transportation Volume 1 - DB Agreement
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