Common use of Contractor Suspension Clause in Contracts

Contractor Suspension. Owner may, upon *** prior written notice to Contractor, direct Contractor to suspend its performance of all or any portion of the Work; provided that no prior written notice shall be required if such suspension is due to an imminent threat of material injury or damage to Persons or property or is the result of a material injury or damage to Persons or property or as otherwise required by Applicable Law. Upon the commencement of the suspension, Contractor shall stop the performance of the suspended Work except as may be necessary to carry out the suspension and protect and preserve the Work completed prior to the suspension. Contractor shall thereafter resume any suspended Work as soon as is practicable (taking into account the length of the suspension) after receipt of a written direction from Owner to resume the Work.

Contractor Suspension. Owner may, upon *** five (5) Business Days' prior written notice to Contractor, direct Contractor to suspend its performance of all or any portion of the Work; provided that no prior written notice shall be required if such suspension is due to an imminent threat of material injury or damage to Persons or property or is the result of a material injury or damage to Persons or property or as otherwise required by Applicable Law. Upon the commencement of the suspension, Contractor shall stop the performance of the suspended Work except as may be necessary to carry out the suspension and protect and preserve the Work completed prior to the suspension. Contractor shall thereafter resume any suspended Work as soon as is practicable (taking into account the length of the suspension) after receipt of a written direction from Owner to resume the Work.

Contractor Suspension. Owner may, upon *** five (5) Business Days' prior written notice to Contractor, direct Contractor to suspend its performance of all or any portion of the Work; provided that no prior written notice shall be required if such suspension is due to an imminent threat of material injury or damage to Persons or property or is the result of a material injury or damage to Persons or property or as otherwise required by Applicable Law. Upon the commencement of the suspension, Contractor shall stop the performance of the suspended Work except as may be necessary to carry out the suspension and protect and preserve the Work completed prior to the suspension. Contractor shall thereafter resume any suspended Work as soon as is practicable (taking into account the length of the suspension) after receipt of a written direction from Owner to resume the Work. *** CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.