Contractor Claim Review and Attendance and Testimony as Witness Sample Clauses

Contractor Claim Review and Attendance and Testimony as Witness. A. Field Dispute Review Meeting: Neither the Historical Design Business nor any of Historical Design Business’ Consultants will be compensated for preparing for or participating in the mandatory field dispute review meeting when Work is 100% complete, as described in the Construction Contract General Conditions) at the project site. This meeting is deemed to be a Basic Service. B. In-House DGS Claim Conferences: The Historical Design Business shall attend all In-House Claim Conferences scheduled by the PHMC. The Small Design Business shall provide up to 24 man-hours (including preparation, travel and meeting time) as Basic Services. Compensation for any hours beyond the 24 man-hours may be negotiated as an Additional Service. C. If any Historical Business Construction contractor pursues a claim or other dispute against the PHMC or another Historical Business Construction contractor at the Board of Claims or any other formal hearing or court proceeding (i.e., not In-House) not involving the Historical Design Business’ failure to design or administer construction in accordance with this Historical Design Business Design Contract then, if requested by the PHMC, the Historical Design Business and/or the appropriate Historical Design Business’ Consultant and/or their authorized representative(s) shall assist with preparation for such formal hearings and/or Board of Claims or other court proceedings and shall prepare testimony and shall testify, both as to facts and as to expert opinion, in all such proceedings on behalf of the PHMC as an Additional Service with compensation negotiated with the PHMC prior to the assistance being rendered.
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