Limitation on Delay and Disruption Damages Sample Clauses

Limitation on Delay and Disruption Damages. Delay damages shall be compensable hereunder only in the case of Delays to the extent that they entitle Contractor to an extension of the Contract Time and result from the following (and no other Delays):

Limitation on Delay and Disruption Damages. Delay damages shall be compensable hereunder only in the case of delays to the extent that they entitle the Contractor to an extension of a Completion Deadline and result from the following (and no other delays):  A written order designated to be a directive letter under the “Authority-Directed Changes” clause (Section 17.1.1) of the General Provisions.  A suspension for convenience under the “Suspension for Convenience” clause (Section 39.2) of the General Provisions.  Failure of the Authority to provide access to the real property identified in the ROW Acquisition Plan on or before the deadline for such access set forth therein, subject to the requirements of the “Right-of-Way” clause (Section 59) of the General Provisions.  Failure of the Authority to provide responses to proposed schedules, design submittals or other submittals and matters for which response by the Authority is required within the time periods indicated in the Contract Documents. Delay damages are limited to additional field office and jobsite overhead costs incurred by the Contractor directly attributable to the delay of a Completion Deadline. Home office overhead is excluded from delay damages and not compensable under the Contract. Before the Contractor may obtain any increase in the Contract Price to compensate for any delay damages, the Contractor shall have demonstrated to the Authority’s satisfaction that:  The Project schedule in fact sets forth a reasonable method for completion of the Work.  The change in the Work or other event or situation that is the subject of the requested Change Order has caused or will result in an identifiable and measurable delay of the Work and impact the Critical Path affecting a Completion Deadline.  The delay damage was not due to any breach of Contract or fault or negligence, or act or failure to act of any Contractor-Related Entity, and could not reasonably have been avoided by the Contractor, including by re-sequencing, reallocating or redeploying its forces to other portions of the Work or other activities unrelated to the Work (subject to reimbursement for additional costs reasonably incurred in connection with such reallocation or redeployment).  The delay for which compensation is sought is not concurrent with any other delay for which the Contractor is not entitled to delay damages.  The Contractor has suffered or will suffer actual costs due to such delay, each of which costs shall be documented in a manner satisfactory to the A...

Limitation on Delay and Disruption Damages