Common use of AMENDMENT AND CHANGE REQUEST PROCESS Clause in Contracts

AMENDMENT AND CHANGE REQUEST PROCESS. 15.2.1 HHSC and HMO may amend this contract if reductions in funding or appropriations make full performance by either party impracticable or impossible, and amendment could provide a reasonable alternative to termination. If HMO does not agree to the amendment, the contract may be terminated under Article XVIII. 15.2.2 This contract must be amended if either party discovers a material omission of a negotiated or required term, which is essential to the successful performance or maintaining compliance with the terms of the contract. The party discovering the omission must notify the other party of the omission in writing as soon as possible after discovery. If there is a disagreement regarding whether the omission was intended to be a term of the contract, the parties must submit the dispute to dispute resolution under Article 15.9. 15.2.3 This contract may be amended at any time by mutual agreement. 15.2.4 All amendments to this contract must be in writing and signed by both parties. 15.2.5 Any change in either party's obligations under this contract ("Change") requires a written amendment to the contract that is negotiated using the process outlined in Article 15.2.6.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: 1999 Contract for Services (Centene Corp), 2000 Contract for Services (Amerigroup Corp)

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AMENDMENT AND CHANGE REQUEST PROCESS. 15.2.1 HHSC and HMO may amend this contract if reductions in funding or appropriations make full performance by either party impracticable or impossible, and amendment could provide a reasonable alternative to termination. If HMO does not agree to the amendment, the contract may be terminated under Article XVIII. 15.2.2 This contract must be amended if either party discovers a material omission of a negotiated or required term, which is essential to the successful performance or maintaining compliance with the terms of the contract. The party discovering the omission must notify the other party of the omission in writing as soon as possible after discovery. If there is a disagreement regarding whether the omission was intended to be a term of the contract, the parties must submit the dispute to dispute resolution under Article 15.9. 15.2.3 This contract may be amended at any time by mutual agreement. 15.2.4 All amendments to this contract must be in writing and signed by both parties. 15.2.5 Any change in either party's obligations under this contract ("Change") requires a written amendment to the contract that is negotiated using the process outlined in Article 15.2.6. 15.2.6 Change Request Process. October 30, 2001 1 of 3

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Contract for Services (Amerigroup Corp), Contract for Services (Amerigroup Corp)

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