DELETED WORK. Work that is eliminated due to a Change in the Work requested by City or Contractor for which City is entitled to a deductive adjustment in the Contract Sum.
DELETED WORK. When the Judicial Council is entitled to a credit for deleted Work, the credit shall include all amounts related to the direct labor, Subcontractor insurance and bond costs, or Contractor-provided contractor default insurance protection in lieu of Subcontractor bonds, materials, and supervision plus overhead of the Contractor or Subcontractor, for the deleted Work. Deleted Contractor fee shall be computed as five percent (5%) of the sum for amounts related to the direct labor, materials, and supervision for the deleted Work.
DELETED WORK. 13.1 Without invalidating any of the terms of the Contract, the University may order deleted from the Contract any items or portions of the Work deemed unnecessary by the University.
13.2 The compensation to be deducted from the Contract Sum for such deletions shall be determined in the manner provided for under the provisions of Article 12.5.2 or in the event none of the provisions of Article 12.5.2 are applicable than by the value as estimated by the University.
DELETED WORK. The Department will have the right to cancel the portions of the Contract relating to the construction or maintenance of any acceptable item therein, by making an adjustment in payment to the Contractor of a fair and equitable amount covering the value of all cancelled work less all items of cost incurred prior to the date that the Engineer cancels the work.
DELETED WORK. When the Change Order deletes Work from DB Contractor’s scope, the amount of the reduction in the Price shall be based upon DB Contractor’s estimated price for such work included in the Proposal, including a bill of material and a breakdown of labor and equipment costs, plus variable overhead and profit associated with the deleted Work. Estimated costs that the DB Contractor applied to develop the original Price, as well as markup for profit and variable overhead at the rates the DB Contractor applied to develop the Price, as reflected in the EPDs, shall apply for determining the amount of the Price reduction for deleted Work Change Orders. The amount of risk associated with such Work as of the Effective Date by DB Contractor shall be an additional factor in determining the amount of the Price reduction for deleted Work Change Orders. When a deduction is involved, documented cancellation and restocking charges may be included in costs and subtracted from the Price deduction. In addition, the following shall be deducted from the Price reduction or reimbursed by TxDOT: (a) reasonable demobilization costs of DB Contractor associated with the deleted Work; (b) reasonable cost associated with terminating related Subcontracts; (c) sums due and payable to DB Contractor in accordance with approved Draw Requests for subsequently deleted Work submitted prior to the date of the Directive Letter requiring that such work be deleted; and (d) the cost of actual work performed and costs incurred for the deleted Work after the period covered by the most recent Draw Request and prior to the date of the Directive Letter or other notification by TxDOT eliminating the work.
DELETED WORK. In the event of Deleted Work results in a shortening of the Contract Time, the Contract Sum shall be reduced by an amount calculated as the product of (1) by the number of Days in the period of shortening, multiplied by (2) the liquidated damages amount stated in this Section 3.5.
DELETED WORK. 14.1 Without invalidating any of the terms of the Contract, the Commissioner may order deleted from the Contract any items or portions of the Work deemed necessary by the Commissioner.
14.2 The compensation to be deducted from the Contract Sum for such deletions shall be determined in the manner provided for under the provisions of Article 13 or in the event none of the provisions of Article 13 are applicable then by the value as estimated by the Owner.
DELETED WORK. If work performed by the Consultant is deleted due to a change in design criteria or due to deletion of a portion or the entire project, the parties agree to negotiate equitable payment for such deleted work of the Consultant. The amount of payment due shall be determined by applying a percentage of the unpaid balance representing the percent of the progress made by the Consultant toward completing the deleted work. These amounts shall then be due the Consultant and authorized for payment provided the completed work is satisfactory to SSCAFCA.
DELETED WORK. When the JBE is entitled to a credit for Work that is deleted from or not performed on the Project, the credit shall include all amounts related to the Direct Labor Costs, subcontractor insurance and bond costs (or Contractor-provided default insurance protection costs if provided in lieu of subcontractor bonds), Direct Materials & Equipment Costs, and supervision plus the Contractor and subcontractor’s overhead for the Work that is deleted from or not performed on the Project. Credit owed to the JBE from deleted Work for Contractor fees shall be computed as five percent (5%) of the sum for amounts related to the Direct Labor Costs, Direct Materials & Equipment Costs, and supervision for the deleted Work.
DELETED WORK. A credit shall be given to District reducing the Contract Sum due to Deleted Work that results in a shortening of the Contract Time for Substantial Completion. Such reduction shall be effected by means of a Contract Adjustment to the Contract Sum that is based on the product derived by multiplying (I) the number of Days that the Contract Time is shortened by (2) the daily liquidated damages applicable to each such Day without any additional credit to District for Allowable Markups. District shall be entitled to the reasonable application of one or more of the specified liquidated damage rates to each day of delay that is most reasonable under the circumstances.
