Common use of Adjustment for Excess Quantity Clause in Contracts

Adjustment for Excess Quantity. If Con- tract Area Map shows Payment Units where Marking or Measuring is to be completed after date of contract adver- tisement and if Contracting Officer determines that the quantity designated will be more than 120 percent of the total estimated quantity listed in AT2, Forest Service, upon request by Contractor, shall make an adjustment in Mark- ing or cutting unit boundaries with the objective of desig- nating for cutting the approximate estimated quantities by species listed in AT2. Such adjustments in quantities shall be confined to (a) Marking adjustments on Contract Area and (b) reduction in area to be cut over. Such adjustments or reductions shall not conflict with the silvicultural treat- ment being applied on Contract Area and shall not materi- ally change the average value by species of the timber designated for cutting. Such adjustments may be made notwithstanding the provisions of BT1.1 and BT2.

Adjustment for Excess Quantity. If Con- tract Contract Area Map shows Payment Units where Marking or Measuring is to be completed after date of contract adver- tisement advertisement and if Contracting Officer determines that the quantity quan- tity designated will be more than 120 percent of the total estimated quantity listed in AT2AT.2, Forest Service, upon request re- quest by Contractor, shall make an adjustment in Mark- ing Marking or cutting unit boundaries with the objective of desig- nating designating for cutting the approximate estimated quantities by species listed in AT2AT.2. Such adjustments in quantities shall be confined con- fined to (a) Marking adjustments on Contract Area and (b) reduction in area to be cut over. Such adjustments or reductions re- ductions shall not conflict with the silvicultural treat- ment treatment being applied on Contract Area and shall not materi- ally materially change the average value by species of the timber designated for cutting. Such adjustments may be made notwithstanding notwith- standing the provisions of BT1.1 BT.1 and BT2CT.