Common use of Change Orders; Adjustments Clause in Contracts

Change Orders; Adjustments. Newmont reserves the right at any time to change, by Notice to Supplier, any of the following: (A) scope of the Services; (B) quantity of Equipment; and (C) any other matters affecting the Purchase Order. Supplier shall provide Notice to Newmont within five (5) working days after any occurrence that Supplier believes may give rise to a claim by Supplier for additional time or money or otherwise requires a change to the Purchase Order. Failure to give such Notice to Newmont in the manner set forth in this Section shall constitute a waiver of any such claim that Supplier may have. Any such modification or change to the Purchase Order shall be evidenced by a change order as issued by Newmont and executed or otherwise legally accepted by both parties (each, a “Change Order”), which shall specify the compensation agreed upon by the parties for such changes.

Change Orders; Adjustments. Newmont reserves the right at any time to change, by Notice to Supplier, any of the following: (A) scope of the Services; (B) quantity of Equipment; and (C) any other matters affecting the Purchase Service Order. Supplier shall provide Notice to Newmont within five (5) working days after any occurrence that Supplier believes may give rise to a claim by Supplier for additional time or money or otherwise requires a change to the Purchase Service Order. Failure to give such Notice to Newmont in the manner set forth in this Section shall constitute a waiver of any such claim that Supplier may have. Any such modification or change to the Purchase Service Order shall be evidenced by a change order as issued by Newmont and executed or otherwise legally accepted by both parties (each, a “Change Order”), which shall specify the compensation agreed upon by the parties for such changes.