Changes Initiated by Contractor Sample Clauses

Changes Initiated by Contractor. 14.11.1 Contractor must provide the Department with Notice and a description of all Contractor-initiated changes to the Module, for any change that might affect or impact the Department. The Notice must be 60 Days in advance when feasible and must include any known impacts the changes might have to the Department. If the change is determined by the Department to result in the Module being non-compliant with Contractor’s requirements under this Agreement, Contractor must, at no cost to the Department, correct the change that results in non-compliance.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. Promptly after Contractor becomes aware of any circumstances which Contractor has reason to believe may necessitate a Change, Contractor will issue to Owner a “Change Order Request”. All Change Order Requests shall include documentation sufficient to enable Owner to determine: (a) the factors necessitating the possibility of a Change; (b) the impact which the Change is likely to have on the Contract Price; (c) the impact which the Change is likely to have on the timely achievement of the activities set forth in the Project Schedule (including the Guaranteed Substantial Completion Dates); and (d) such other information which Owner may request in connection with such Change. Owner may, but except as provided in Section 9.5 below, shall not be obligated to, issue a Change Order pursuant to a Change Order Request.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. Within 10 Business Days after Contractor becomes aware of any circumstances, including Change Events, which Contractor has reason to believe may necessitate a Change, Contractor shall issue to Owner a “Change Order Request.” All Change Order Requests will include, to the extent then reasonably available (and thereafter promptly updated as information becomes available) to provide, documentation sufficient to enable Owner to determine: (a) the factors necessitating the possibility of a Change; (b) the impact the Change is likely to have on the Fixed Component; (c) the impact the Change is likely to have on the timely achievement of the Project Schedule (including the Target Contract Dates and the Required Contract Dates, as applicable); (d) the impact the Change is likely to have on the Craft Labor Hour Target, (e) the impact the Change is likely to have on the Reimbursable Component, (f) the impact the Change is likely to have on the Target Total Work Cost; (g) the impact the Change is likely to have on the quality, function or intent of the Work or any of the other obligations or liabilities of the Parties under this Agreement, and (h) such other information which Owner may reasonably request in connection with such Change; provided, however, that the information required by clause (a) is the only essential element to be provided within the initial 10 Business Day period. Owner may, but except as provided in Section 10.3 below will not be obligated to, issue a Change Order pursuant to a Change Order Request. Owner must provide its response to Contractor’s Change Order Request within 10 Business Days after receipt thereof. Unless otherwise stated by Owner in writing or in the case of an emergency in which imminent harm to Persons or damage to property can only be avoided by proceeding with work outside the Work, any work outside the Work described in this Agreement performed by Contractor prior to its having received an executed Change Order from Owner will be considered unauthorized work and will be at Contractor’s sole risk and expense. In no event will a Recovery Plan or other document or Submittal constitute a Change Order under this Agreement, unless such document is clearly titled a “Change Order” and otherwise satisfies all of the requirements of a Change Order under this Article 10.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. Should Contractor become aware of any circumstances which Contractor has reason to believe may necessitate a Change, Contractor will issue to Owner a written “Change Order Notice.” All Change Order Notices will include, to the extent practicable, documentation sufficient to enable Owner to determine (i) the factors necessitating the possibility of a Change, (ii) the impact which the Change is likely to have on the Contract Price based on the time and materials rate charges in effect at the time of the Change pursuant to Section 10.2 of this Agreement, (iii) the impact which the Change is likely to have on Contractor’s compliance with the Approved Project Schedule, and (iv) such other information which Owner may request in connection with such Change. If Contractor fails to provide a Change Order Notice to Owner within fifteen (15) Business Days after Contractor knew about the first occurrence or circumstance resulting in the possibility of such Change, then notwithstanding anything in this Article 19 to the contrary, Contractor agrees that Owner’s ability to exercise its rights pursuant to Section 19.16 shall have been compromised and Contractor will be deemed to have waived any right to receive a Change Order based upon such occurrence or circumstance. Owner may, but except as provided in Sections 19.3, 19.4, 19.5, 19.6, 19.7, 19.9, 19.10, 19.11 and 19.12below, will not be obligated to, issue a Change Order pursuant to a Change Order Notice. Unless otherwise stated by Owner in writing or in the event of an emergency that poses an immediate threat to life or property, any work outside the Work described in the Contract Documents performed by Contractor prior to its having received a Change Order from Owner will be at Contractor’s sole risk.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. 14.11.1 Contractor must provide HCA with Notice and a description of all Contractor-initiated remedial or non-remedial changes to the System for any change that might affect or impact HCA, at least 60 days in advance of such changes. The Notice must include any known impacts the changes might have to HCA. If HCA determines the change will have an adverse impact, Contractor must not implement the change in the System. 14.11.2 In the event any change Contract makes to the System has an adverse impact on HCA, Contractor shall, at no cost to HCA, promptly remove the change and/or correct the change that has had an adverse impact. 14.11.3 Contractor shall absorb all costs associated with Contractor initiated changes to the Services.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. Contractor may at any time make proposals to Owner for improvements, efficiencies, cost savings and other similar Changes to the Work (each a “Contractor-Initiated Change”), but no such proposal shall be carried out by Contractor except as instructed in writing by Owner in the form of a Change Order, which Owner may in its discretion elect to issue as it sees fit. Such proposals of Contractor shall be submitted in the form of a written Change Order Request in the manner substantially as set out in 11.1.4, and shall also contain and be supplemented with such information or additional information as Owner may reasonably require in order to effect a reasoned decision as to the implementation, or rejection, (as the case may be) of the Change Order Request.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor i. Contractor must provide WAHBE with Notice and a description of all Contractor- initiated changes to the Software, Equipment, or Services that might affect or impact WAHBE; the Notice must be 60 Days in advance when feasible and must include any known impacts the Changes might have to WAHBE. If the change is determined by WAHBE to have an adverse impact when tested by WAHBE, Contractor shall not implement the change in the Software, Equipment or Services without WAHBE’s advance written (email acceptable) consent. If the change is determined by WAHBE to have had an adverse impact after Contractor has implemented the change, Contractor shall, at no cost to WAHBE, promptly remove the change and/or correct the change which has had an adverse impact. ii. Contractor shall absorb all costs associated with Contractor initiated changes to the Software, Equipment and Services.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. 15.8.1 Contractor must provide DSHS with Notice and a description of all Contractor-initiated changes to the Services, for any change that might affect or impact DSHS; the Notice must be 60 Days in advance when feasible and must include any known impacts the changes might have to DSHS. If the change is determined by DSHS to have an adverse impact when reviewed and analyzed by DSHS, Contractor shall not implement the change in the Services without DSHS’s advance written consent. If the change is determined by DSHS to have had an adverse impact after Contractor has implemented the change, Contractor shall, at no cost to DSHS, promptly remove the change and/or correct the change which has had an adverse impact.
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Changes Initiated by Contractor. Contractor may, at any time and from time to time, make proposals to Company for improvements, efficiencies, cost savings and other similar Changes to the Work (each a “Contractor-Initiated Change”), but no such proposal shall be carried out by Contractor except as instructed in writing by Company in the form of a Change Order, which Company may in its discretion elect to issue as it sees fit. Such proposals of Contractor shall be submitted in the form of a written Change Order Request in the manner substantially as set out in 13.1(d), and shall also contain and be supplemented with such information or additional information as Company may reasonably require in order to effect a reasoned decision as to the implementation, or rejection, (as the case may be) of the Change Order Request.
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