Delay Costs Sample Clauses

Delay Costs. Delay Costs shall be determined as follows:
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Delay Costs. In the event the Developer is delayed in the performance of the critical path activities of the Work by any act, omission, interference or neglect by the Owner, then the Developer shall be permitted an adjustment in the Contract Sum for any additional job site costs actually incurred as a result of the delay to the critical path activities of the Work if:
Delay Costs. Subject to special condition 4.2.5(b), the Contractor will be entitled to the additional Costs that it has incurred in respect of the period of the extension of time granted under special condition 4.2.4. The Contractor will only be entitled to the Costs incurred in demobilising and remobilising the Contractor's personnel, subcontractors and equipment if there is a suspension under special condition 4.3. The Contractor's entitlement to be paid Costs under special condition 4.2.5(a) or special condition 4.2.5(b) is reduced by the extent to which: the Contractor could have avoided or reduced the Costs by taking reasonable steps under special condition 4.2.1(b)(B); and the Costs are otherwise recovered or recoverable by the Contractor. The Principal will determine the amount of Costs payable under this special condition 4.2.5, acting reasonably. The Contractor must provide all supporting documentation reasonably requested by the Principal (including costing information) to enable a determination to be made under this special condition 4.2.5.
Delay Costs. (a) To the extent a Delay arises which is attributable to the Customer’s breach of this Agreement, a failure to provide any Critical CSI or the acts or omissions of an Other Supplier, the Supplier:
Delay Costs. If the Supplier is responsible for the delay, the Supplier will reimburse Amplitel for any additional substantiated costs reasonably incurred by Amplitel during any extension granted under cl 3.2, which will be reduced to the extent that Amplitel is responsible for the delay.
Delay Costs. Other than payments to which the Contractor may be entitled to under paragraph 15.2(b), the Contractor will not be entitled to any claim for damages or costs resulting from delay or disruption or suspension from any cause (including breach by the Customer).
Delay Costs. The Supplier will not be entitled to Claim for any costs for any delay it suffers unless the delay is directly and solely caused by a breach of the Agreement by Council and the Supplier can provide documentary evidence of such costs to Council’s reasonable satisfaction.
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Delay Costs. Subject to special condition 4.2.5(b), the Contractor will be entitled to the additional Costs that it has incurred in respect of the period of the extension of time granted under special condition 4.2.4. If: the COVID-19 Relief Event giving rise to the extension of time occurred after the Date for Practical Completion, the Contractor shall have no entitlement to be paid additional Costs under clause 4.2.5(a); and there is a suspension under clause 4.3 on or before the Date for Practical Completion, the Contractor will only be entitled to the Costs incurred in demobilising and remobilising the Contractor's personnel, subcontractors and equipment. The Contractor's entitlement to be paid Costs under special condition 4.2.5(a) or special condition 4.2.5(b) is reduced by the extent to which: the Contractor could have avoided or reduced the Costs by taking reasonable steps under special condition 4.2.1(b)(B); and the Costs are otherwise recovered or recoverable by the Contractor. The Principal will determine the amount of Costs payable under this special condition 4.2.5, acting reasonably. The Contractor must provide all supporting documentation reasonably requested by the Principal (including costing information) to enable a determination to be made under this special condition 4.2.5.
Delay Costs. 12.1 If delays are experienced due to no fault of Assured Environmental hourly rates shall apply as listed below. These fees relate to labour and equipment downtime which is a direct consequence of acts of force majeure (including inclement weather e.g. rain, high winds, storms) and all other factors except those encountered as a result of Assured Environmental.
Delay Costs. Where the Contractor has been granted an Extension of Time under clause 21.1 for any delay caused by:
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