Common use of Contractor Changes Clause in Contracts

Contractor Changes. Contractor may and in certain circumstances must, by written notice, request a Change. Upon receipt of Contractor’s request and any supporting documentation reasonably requested by Owner, then within fifteen (15) Business Days Owner will notify Contractor of its acceptance or rejection of such request. Upon Owner’s approval of such request and agreement on the terms of an associated Change Order, Contractor may proceed with the implementation of such Change. If Owner elects not to proceed with any Change requested by Contractor resulting from a Change in Law, the discovery of Hazardous Substances or any article of value or antiquity or of archaeological or geotechnical interest, or any unforeseen or varying Site or other conditions, or event of Force Majeure, Owner shall provide written notification to Contractor to stop work; otherwise Contractor shall be entitled to continue with the work as changed and pending agreement on the changes to price, schedule and other effected provisions herein, Contractor shall be compensated on the reimbursable basis in Exhibit F. If such change, discovery, condition, event or amendment increases Contractor’s cost or liabilities, or materially impacts Contractor’s ability to continue its performance hereunder, Contractor as an alternative may suspend its performance hereunder or terminate this Agreement pursuant to Section 16.3 hereof. Contractor shall have no liability for the consequences of such election not to proceed with such Change if such option is exercised in good faith.

Contractor Changes. It is anticipated that Contractor may and in certain circumstances must, by written notice, request a Change. Upon receipt of Contractor’s request and any supporting documentation reasonably requested by OwnerGEC, then within fifteen five (155) Business Days Owner Days, GEC will notify Contractor of its acceptance or rejection of such request. Upon OwnerGEC’s approval of such request and agreement on the terms of an associated Change Order, Contractor may proceed with the implementation of such Change. If Owner GEC elects not to proceed with any Change requested by Contractor resulting from a Change in Law, the discovery of Hazardous Substances or any article of value or antiquity or of archaeological or geotechnical interest, or any unforeseen or varying Site or other conditions, or event of Force Majeure, Owner GEC shall provide written notification to Contractor to stop work; otherwise Contractor shall be entitled to continue with the work as changed and pending agreement on the changes to price, schedule and other effected provisions herein, Contractor shall be compensated on the a reimbursable basis as provided in Exhibit F. If such change, discovery, condition, event or amendment increases Contractor’s cost or liabilities, or materially impacts Contractor’s ability to continue its performance hereunder, Contractor as an alternative may suspend shall continue to work in other areas while formally raising its performance hereunder or terminate concerns on this Agreement pursuant to Section 16.3 specific issue, including use of Article 19 hereof. Contractor shall have no liability for the consequences of such election not to proceed with such Change if such option is exercised in good faith.