Claims Analysis Sample Clauses
Claims Analysis. 7.15.1 The A/E, in consultation with the Contracting Authority, shall respond to the Contractor’s written notice of a Claim within a reasonable time of receipt, but not to exceed 10 days.
7.15.2 The A/E shall review each Contractor Claim, prepare a written analysis of its content, and submit the written analysis to the Project Manager no more than 30 days after receiving the Contractor’s substantiated and certified Claim. The written analysis shall include:
7.15.2.1 A narrative of the A/E’s examination of the facts giving rise to the Claim;
7.15.2.2 Identification of relevant Contract Documents and language;
7.15.2.3 An analysis of whether the Contractor complied with the requirements of the Contract Documents pertaining to Claim initiation and substantiation including the issues of entitlement to, and calculation of, adjustments of the Contract Sum and Contract Times;
7.15.2.4 An analysis of claimed additional labor, materials, and equipment for the scope of the Work items described;
7.15.2.5 An analysis of any time extension for any interference, disruption, hindrance, impact, or delay claimed (to include the calculation of any concurrent delays affecting entitlement);
7.15.2.6 A concluding opinion regarding the Contractor’s entitlement to, and the appropriateness and reasonableness of all, or any part of, the Claim; and
7.15.2.7 An appendix containing copies of contemporaneous documentation supporting the concluding opinion.
7.15.3 The A/E shall attend dispute resolution meetings convened by the Contracting Authority related to each Claim.
Claims Analysis. 20.1 When commodities are sold subject to a specification requiring analysis, the BUYER shall have the right to claim an allowance to be agreed or to reject the commodities on the basis of an analysis made by him or on his behalf. When the BUYER exercises this right a representative sample shall be drawn, sealed and, if required by the SELLER, shall be submitted to an agreed independent analyst for the justification of any claim or rejection. If required by the SELLER this representative sealed sample shall be jointly or independently drawn (whichever is agreed) so far as practicable. Costs of independent sampling and analysis so incurred shall be for the SELLER's account if the claim or rejection is upheld, otherwise for the BUYER's account.
20.2 All such claims must be notified so as to be received by the SELLER within 60 days from the last day of the contract period.
20.3 Where the contract between the parties denotes that that the quality/ specifications will be final at load/ place of loading, and a specified certificate is to be provided in terms of this contract, denoting the quality/ specifications at place of loading (and as detailed under item 3, or item 24 of this contract), then the specifications on such a certificate will be final and binding. The Buyer will have no recourse, if upon arrival of the commodity at destination, the quality/specifications is/ are different from those stated on the applicable certificate, as provided for in this contract.
Claims Analysis. 8.14.1 The A/E, in consultation with the Contracting Authority, shall respond to the Contractor’s written notice of a Claim within a reasonable time of receipt, but not to exceed ten days.
8.14.2 The A/E shall review each Contractor Claim, prepare a written analysis of its content, and submit the written analysis to the Project Manager no more than 30 days after receiving the Contractor’s substantiated and certified Claim. The written analysis shall include:
8.14.2.1 a narrative of the A/E’s examination of the facts giving rise to the Claim;
Claims Analysis. 7.15.1 The A/E, in consultation with the Contracting Authority, shall respond to the Contractor’s written notice of a Claim within a reasonable time of receipt, but not to exceed 10 days.
7.15.2 The A/E shall review each Contractor Claim, prepare a written analysis of its content, and submit the written analysis to the Project Manager no more than 30 days after receiving the Contractor’s substantiated and certified Claim. The written analysis shall include:
7.15.2.1 A narrative of the A/E’s examination of the facts giving rise to the Claim;
7.15.2.2 Identification of relevant Contract Documents and language;
7.15.2.3 An analysis of whether the Contractor complied with the requirements of the Contract Documents pertaining to Claim initiation and substantiation including, but not limited to, the issues of entitlement to, and calculation of, adjustments of the Contract Sum, Contract Times, or both;
7.15.2.4 An analysis of claimed additional labor, materials, and equipment for the scope of the Work items described;
7.15.2.5 An analysis of any time extension for any interference, disruption, hindrance, impact, or delay claimed (to include the calculation of any concurrent delays affecting entitlement);
7.15.2.6 A concluding opinion regarding the Contractor’s entitlement to, and the appropriateness and reasonableness of all, or any part of, the Claim; and
7.15.2.7 An appendix containing copies of contemporaneous documentation supporting the concluding opinion.
7.15.3 The A/E shall attend dispute resolution meetings convened by the Contracting Authority related to each Claim.
Claims Analysis. 4.7.1 The A/E, in consultation with the Consultant and the Contracting Authority, shall respond to the Contractor’s written notice of a Claim within a reasonable time of receipt, but not to exceed 10 days.
4.7.2 The A/E, in conjunction with the Consultant, shall review each Contractor Claim, prepare a written analysis of its content, and submit the written analysis to the Project Manager no more than 30 days after receiving the Contractor’s substantiated and certified Claim. The written analysis shall include:
4.7.2.1 A narrative of the A/E and Consultant’s examination of the facts giving rise to the Claim;
4.7.2.2 Identification of relevant Contract Documents and language;
4.7.2.3 An analysis of whether the Contractor complied with the requirements of the Contract Documents pertaining to Claim initiation and substantiation including, but not limited to, the issues of entitlement to, and calculation of, adjustments of the Contract Sum, Contract Times, or both;
4.7.2.4 An analysis of claimed additional labor, materials, and equipment for the scope of the Work items described;
4.7.2.5 An analysis of any time extension for any interference, disruption, hindrance, impact, or delay claimed (to include the calculation of any concurrent delays affecting entitlement);
4.7.2.6 A concluding opinion regarding the Contractor’s entitlement to, and the appropriateness and reasonableness of all, or any part of, the Claim; and
4.7.2.7 An appendix containing copies of contemporaneous documentation supporting the concluding opinion.
Claims Analysis. The A/E, in consultation with the Contracting Authority, shall respond to the Contractor’s written notice of a Claim within a reasonable time of receipt, but not to exceed 10 days. The A/E shall review each Contractor Claim, prepare a written analysis of its content, and submit the written analysis to the Project Manager no more than 30 days after receiving the Contractor’s substantiated and certified Claim. The written analysis shall include: A narrative of the A/E’s examination of the facts giving rise to the Claim; Identification of relevant Contract Documents and language; An analysis of whether the Contractor complied with the requirements of the Contract Documents pertaining to Claim initiation and substantiation including the issues of entitlement to, and calculation of, adjustments of the Contract Sum and Contract Times; An analysis of claimed additional labor, materials, and equipment for the scope of the Work items described; An analysis of any time extension for any interference, disruption, hindrance, impact, or delay claimed (to include the calculation of any concurrent delays affecting entitlement); A concluding opinion regarding the Contractor’s entitlement to, and the appropriateness and reasonableness of all, or any part of, the Claim; and An appendix containing copies of contemporaneous documentation supporting the concluding opinion. The A/E shall attend dispute resolution meetings convened by the Contracting Authority related to each Claim.
Claims Analysis. Construction Project Manager will analyze the claims for extension of time and impact cost, using the schedule reports. An impact evaluation report will be prepared which will reflect the actual impact to the schedule. The report will also provide a narrative including a recommendation for action to the Contract Administrator.