Additional Provisions Concerning Directive Letters Sample Clauses

Additional Provisions Concerning Directive Letters. In addition to provision of a Proposed Change Order (“PCO”) Notice and subsequent Change Order request pursuant to Section 14.3.2, receipt of a Directive Letter from the Alamo RMA shall be a condition precedent to Design/Builder’s right to make a Claim that an Alamo RMA-Directed Change has occurred. However, the fact that a Directive Letter was issued by the Alamo RMA shall not be considered evidence that an Alamo RMA- Directed Change has occurred. The determination as to whether an Alamo RMA-Directed Change has occurred shall be based on an analysis of the original requirements of the Contract Documents and a determination whether the Directive Letter constituted a change in those requirements. The foregoing requirements do not require that a Directive Letter be issued by the Alamo RMA in order for Design/Builder to have the right to receive compensation for Development Work within the original scope of the Development Work (such as certain types of Utility Adjustment Work) for which additional compensation is specifically allowed under this Section 14.
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