Common use of Administration and Supervision Clause in Contracts

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes;; DRAFT d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- to-day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment;; DRAFT e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price;; DRAFT c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- to-day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance.. DRAFT 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders; b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- to-day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.

Administration and Supervision. A. COUNTY. Management and general supervision for the Agreement will be the responsibility of the County department specified in Section 1, Agreement Summary. 1. The Department Director or its designee is the only authorized County personnel who may sign amendment(s) and authorize changes to the Period of Performance up to the maximum time limit identified in Section 3, Period of Performance. 2. The Project Representative shall be designated in writing. Unless otherwise indicated in writing by the Department Director or its designee, the Project Representative is authorized to: a. Approve and execute Work Orders;; DRAFT b. Approve modifications to Work Order Scope, Work Order Schedule, and Work Order Price; c. Execute Work Order Changes; d. Approve all requests for payment; e. Authorize termination or modification of tasks; and f. Issue notices of completion for each Work Order. 3. The Project Representative may assign a Work Order Project Manager for day-to- to-day management of individual Work Orders. a. The Work Order Project Manager may issue written or oral directives that require the Consultant to perform Work consistent with the approved Work Order; provided that this directive does not add scope or increase Work Order Price, except as identified in Section 13.D.2. b. If the Work Order Project Manager gives the Consultant an oral directive, the Consultant shall document the oral directive and provide the Work Order Project Manager with a copy of the documented oral directive within seven (7) calendar days of the directive. DRAFT.