Common use of Department’s Right to Issue Change Orders Clause in Contracts

Department’s Right to Issue Change Orders. The Department may, at any time and from time to time during the Term, authorize and/or require changes in the Work pursuant to a Change Order or in the terms and conditions of the Technical Requirements (including changes in the standards applicable to the Work); provided, that the Department has no right to require any change that: (i) is not in compliance with Law; (ii) would contravene an existing Governmental Approval and such contravention cannot be corrected by the issuance of a further or revised Governmental Approval; (iii) would cause an insured risk to become uninsurable; or (iv) would give rise to a material and adverse health or safety issue.

Department’s Right to Issue Change Orders. The Department may, at any time and from time to time during the Term, authorize and/or require changes in the Work pursuant to a Change Order or in the terms and conditions of the Technical Requirements (including changes in the standards applicable to the Work); provided, that the Department has no right to require any change that: (i) is not in compliance with Law; (ii) would contravene an existing Governmental Approval and such contravention cannot be corrected by the issuance of a further or revised Governmental ApprovalApproval that can be obtained by the Developer; (iii) would cause an insured risk to become uninsurable; or (iv) would give rise to a material and adverse health or safety issue.

Department’s Right to Issue Change Orders. The Department may, at any time and from time to time during the Term, authorize and/or require changes in the Work pursuant to a Change Order or in the terms and conditions of the Technical Requirements (including changes in the standards applicable to the Work); provided, that the Department has no right to require any change that: (i) is not in compliance with Law; (ii) would contravene an existing Governmental Approval and such contravention cannot be corrected by the issuance of a further or revised Governmental Approval; (iii) would cause an insured risk to become uninsurable; or (iv) would give rise to a material and adverse health or safety issue.. 000 XXXXXX #00000000 x00