Changes Requested by the Contractor Sample Clauses

Changes Requested by the Contractor. Any Contract Change Request issued by the Contractor during the performance of the Contract, which will add or delete Work, affect the design of any Deliverable items, change the method of shipment or packing, delivery date(s) or place of delivery, or will affect any requirement of the Contract, shall be submitted to DBSI through a Change Proposal one month prior to the proposed date of change, unless otherwise agreed. DBSI shall notify the Contractor in writing within 15 (fifteen) days from receipt of the Change Proposal whether or not it agrees with and accepts such change. If DBSI agrees, an Amendment to the Contract reflecting such change and price adjustment or specifications and/or delivery date or schedule, if any, shall be issued and the Contractor shall proceed with the performance of the Contract as changed. The Contractor shall not implement such variation, and DBSI shall not be liable for any change in the Total Contract Price or delivery dates pursuant to such variation, until and unless the Parties have entered into a written Amendment to this Contract.
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Changes Requested by the Contractor. The Contractor may at any time request that the District issue a Change Order to provide for adjustments to the Final GMP and/or Contract Time attributable to any change in the Work or other requirements of the Contract desired by, or required of, the Contractor (each a “Change Order Request”). The Contractor may, among other reasons, base a Change Order Request on a Claim asserted by the Contractor. The Contractor must prepare each Change Order Request in writing and must submit it to the District and the Architect with: (i) all information reasonably necessary to permit the District and the Architect to determine the nature and scope of the proposed change; and (ii) the proposed adjustments to the Final GMP and/or Contract Time, if any, that the Contractor reasonably believes are appropriate considering the nature and scope of the proposed change. The Contractor must submit each Change Order Request a sufficient time in advance of when the change must be implemented in order to avoid and/or prevent any delay in the Work or the Project. Each such Change Order Request that includes a proposed adjustment to the Final GMP must be accompanied by an estimate of the Change Order Cost detailed in accordance with any requirements imposed pursuant to Section 15.9 of these General Provisions. Each Change Order Request that includes a proposed adjustment to the Contract Time must set forth the impact of the proposed or other change(s) on any milestones and on the critical path of the Work as set forth in the Master Construction Schedule, not just specify an increase in the number of days desired for completion of all Work. The District may agree to the terms set forth in a Change Order Request, may attempt to negotiate terms for a Change Order that are different from those proposed by the Contractor, or may determine not to agree to the Change Order Request. If the District and the Contractor are able to agree on all terms of a Change Order Request, the Architect will prepare the Change Order to include all such terms.
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