Change Order Due to Change of Law. Subject to Section 9.5.1, if and to the extent that a Change of Law occurs that (a) directly delays Contractor in its ability to achieve any Key Milestone, then Owner will, via Change Order, extend the Project Schedule as described in Section 9.5.2, and/or (b) directly increases Contractor’s Direct Costs of performing the Work by more than $[ ], then Owner will, via Change Order, increase the Contract Price as described in Section 9.5.3. Change Order(s) issued under this Section 9.5.1(f) shall be Contractor’s sole and exclusive remedy and compensation for any additional costs and/or delays resulting from any Change of Law, and Contractor will not be entitled to any additional payment, damages or other compensation in connection therewith.
Change Order Due to Change of Law. Subject to Section 9.5.1, if and to the extent that a Change of Law occurs that (a) directly delays Contractor in its ability to achieve any Key Milestone, then Owner will, via Change Order, extend the Project Schedule as described in Section 9.5.2, and/or (b) directly increases Contractor’s Direct Costs of performing the Work by more than $[____], then Owner will, via Change Order, increase the Contract Price as described in Section 9.5.3. Change Order(s) issued under this Section 9.5.1(f) shall be Contractor’s sole and exclusive remedy and compensation for any additional costs and/or delays resulting from any Change of Law, and Contractor will not be entitled to any additional payment, damages or other compensation in connection therewith. Changes Involving Schedule Extensions. To the extent that Contractor demonstrates that an event for which it is entitled to a Change as described in Section 9.5.1 is the sole cause of critical path delay to Contractor’s ability to perform the Work despite Contractor’s use of commercially reasonable efforts to mitigate and avoid any such delay, Owner shall issue a Change Order to extend the dates in the Project Schedule as necessary to accommodate such delay. Contractor’s demonstration of the impact on the critical path of the Work must be made on a basis that analyzes the actual impacts of the given event on the then-current schedule for completion of the Work. In no event will Contractor be entitled to an extension of time under this Section 9.5.2 to the extent that the performance of the Work for which the extension is sought would have been suspended, delayed or interrupted by the concurrent fault, actions or omissions of Contractor.
