Common use of Disputed Work Clause in Contracts

Disputed Work. A. If the CMR is of the opinion that any work required, necessitated, or ordered by the Owner’s Representative or the Owner, or any action required or ordered by the Owner’s Representative or the Owner to be taken or not taken is not Work included within the Contract Sum, any claim for additional compensation or an extension of the Contract Period arising therefrom shall be subject to the claims procedures and submission requirements set forth in the Contract Documents. B. No payment shall be made to CMR for any disputed work for which Owner’s final determination is that CMR is not entitled to receive any increase in the Contract Sum for such Work. Payment for Work not in dispute shall continue to be made to the CMR in accordance with the Contract Documents.

Disputed Work. A. If the CMR is of the opinion that any work required, necessitated, or ordered by the Owner’s Representative or the Owner, or any action required or ordered by the Owner’s Representative or the Owner to be taken or not taken is not Work included within the Contract Sum, any claim for additional compensation or an extension of the Contract Period arising therefrom shall be subject to the claims procedures and submission requirements set forth in the Contract Documents. B. No payment shall be made to CMR for any disputed work for which Owner’s final fina l determination is that CMR is not entitled to receive any increase in the Contract Sum for such Work. Payment for Work not in dispute shall continue to be made to the CMR in accordance with the Contract Documents.