Directions to vary. (a) ASI may, by written notice titled ‘Variation Direction’, direct the Supplier to vary the Goods and/or Services (including by way of increase, decrease, omission or change) and the Supplier must comply with such direction.
(b) If the Supplier receives a direction from ASI which, although not identified as a ‘Variation Direction’, it considers to be a direction to carry out a variation, the Supplier must:
(i) immediately advise the ASI Representative of this belief; and
(ii) not comply with the direction until the ASI Representative confirms in writing whether:
(A) the direction is a Variation Direction;
(B) the Supplier should comply with it; or
(C) ASI withdraws the direction.
(c) If the Supplier does not comply with clause 8.1(b), it is not entitled to make any claim in relation to its compliance with the relevant direction.
(d) If ASI issues a Variation Direction which omits Goods and/or Services, it may obtain them from or have them performed by a third party.
Directions to vary. (a) The City may before the Completion Date, by a written document titled "Variation Notice", direct the Consultant to vary the Services (including by way of increase, decrease, omission or change), if the variation is within the general scope of this Contract.
(b) If the City directs a variation which omits any part of the Services, the City may thereafter carry out this omitted service either itself or by engaging another consultant.
(c) Any variation to the Services must be performed in accordance with and subject to the terms and conditions of this Contract and is deemed to be incorporated into this Contract.
Directions to vary. (a) The Contract Manager may, by a written document titled "Variation Order", direct the Service Provider to vary the Services (including by way of increase, decrease, omission or change), if the variation is within the general scope of the Contract. The Service Provider must comply with any direction issued pursuant to this clause 16.1(a).
(b) If the Service Provider receives a direction from the Contract Manager which, although not stated to be a "Variation Order", the Service Provider considers to be a direction to carry out a variation, the Service Provider must:
(i) within 5 Business Days of receipt of such direction, advise the Contract Manager that it considers the direction to be a variation direction; and
(ii) not commence the services the subject of the direction until the Contract Manager advises:
(A) whether it considers the direction to be a variation; or
(B) that the Service Provider should commence the relevant service immediately whether or not the Contract Manager considers the direction to be a variation.
(c) If the Service Provider does not comply strictly with the requirements of clause 16.1(b), the Service Provider will not be entitled to any additional time or costs for complying with the direction.
(d) If the Contract Manager directs a variation which omits any part of the Services, the City may thereafter carry out this omitted service either itself or by engaging another Service Provider.
(e) The variation to the Services must be performed in accordance with and subject to the terms and conditions of the Contract and is deemed to be incorporated into the Contract.
Directions to vary. (a) Xxxxxx may, by written notice titled "Variation Direction", direct the Service Provider to vary the Services (including by way of increase, decrease, omission or change) and the Service Provider must comply with such direction.
(b) If the Service Provider receives a direction from Xxxxxx which, although not identified as a ‘Variation Direction’, it considers to be a direction to perform a variation, the Service Provider must:
(i) immediately advise Xxxxxx’x Representative of this belief; and
(ii) not comply with the direction until Xxxxxx’x Representative confirms in writing whether:
A. the direction is a Variation Direction; B. the Service Provider should comply with it; or
