Common use of Contractor Response to Change Request Clause in Contracts

Contractor Response to Change Request. In the ordinary course of work on the Project, Contractor shall respond in writing to a Change Request within 20 Days of receipt, advising the Counties of any costs and providing a Work Plan. If the Counties submit a Change Request to Contractor that is based on a request from the State to provide information about a change to the Systems on less than 20 Days, Contractor shall use its diligent efforts, to respond in writing to such Change Requests (i) within three business days of receipt, advising the Counties of its estimates of any costs and providing an estimated schedule resulting from such changes and (ii) within 20 Days of receipt, advising the Counties of its costs and providing a Work Plan for such changes, subject to the Counties providing Contractor with sufficient (in the Counties’ reasonable judgment) information to allow Contractor to advise the Counties of its costs and to provide a Work Plan for such changes. However, Contractor’s failure to respond in writing to such Change Requests within three business days of receipt as provided above shall not cause Contractor to be in breach. When there is a cost impact, i.e., increase or decrease in Charges, Contractor shall advise the Counties in writing of the increase or decrease involved, including a breakdown of the number of Staff hours by level of Contractor and the Counties’

Contractor Response to Change Request. In the ordinary course of work on the Project, Contractor shall respond in writing to a Change Request within 20 Days of receipt, advising the Counties of any costs and providing a Work Plan. If the Counties submit a Change Request to Contractor that is based on a request from the State to provide information about a change to the Systems on less than 20 Days, Contractor shall use its diligent efforts, to respond in writing to such Change Requests (i) within three business days of receipt, advising the Counties of its estimates of any costs and providing an estimated schedule resulting from such changes and (ii) within 20 Days of receipt, advising the Counties of its costs and providing a Work Plan for such changes, subject to the Counties providing Contractor with sufficient (in the Counties’ reasonable judgment) information to allow Contractor to advise the Counties of its costs and to provide a Work Plan for such changes. However, Contractor’s failure to respond in writing to such Change Requests within three business days of receipt as provided above shall not cause Contractor to be in breach. When there is a cost impact, i.e., increase or decrease in Charges, Contractor shall advise the Counties in writing of the increase or decrease involved, including a breakdown of the number of Staff hours by level of Contractor and the Counties’’ Formatted: Font color: Black, Not Hidden