Common use of Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work Clause in Contracts

Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work. If a dispute arises between Subcontractor and Contractor with respect to whether particular work is a change in the scope of the Subcontract Work, Subcontractor shall give Contractor prompt written notice of the matter before proceeding with the same. Such written notice shall include an estimate of the extra costs the Subcontractor believes will be involved with the disputed work, and the effect on the Progress Schedule, if any. Subcontractor shall timely perform the disputed work. Within ten days after completing the disputed work, Subcontractor shall provide Contractor with a claim in writing detailing Subcontractor’s direct costs and markup, which shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraph C above, and any claim for a time extension. Subcontractor’s failure to provide either the required written notice before proceeding with disputed work, or to timely provide the written claim after completing the disputed work shall constitute an agreement by Subcontractor that it will not be paid for the disputed work. Subcontractor shall treat any such claim as a Dispute (defined below) and proceed in accordance with Paragraph G below. Subcontractor shall proceed diligently with performance of the work, including the disputed work, and comply with the directions of the Contractor, pending final resolution of the Dispute.

Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work. If a dispute arises between Subcontractor and Contractor with respect to whether particular work is a change in the scope of the Subcontract Work, Subcontractor shall give Contractor prompt written notice of the matter before proceeding with the same. Such written notice shall include an estimate of the extra costs the Subcontractor believes will be involved with the disputed work, and the effect on the Progress Schedule, if any. Subcontractor shall timely perform the disputed work. Within ten days after completing the disputed work, Subcontractor shall provide Contractor with a claim in writing detailing Subcontractor’s 's direct costs and markup, which shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraph C above, and any claim for a time extension. Subcontractor’s 's failure to provide either the required written notice before proceeding with disputed work, or work and to timely provide the written claim after completing the disputed work shall constitute an agreement by Subcontractor that it will not be paid for the disputed work. Subcontractor shall treat any such claim as a Dispute (defined below) and proceed in accordance with Paragraph G below. Subcontractor shall proceed diligently with performance of the work, including the disputed work, and comply with the directions of the Contractor, pending final resolution of the Dispute.

Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work. If a dispute arises between Subcontractor and Contractor with respect to whether particular work is a change in the scope of the Subcontract Work, Subcontractor shall give Contractor prompt written notice of the matter before proceeding with the same. Such written notice shall include an estimate of the extra costs the Subcontractor believes will be involved with the disputed work, and the effect on the Progress Schedule, if any. Subcontractor shall timely perform the disputed work. Within ten days after completing the disputed work, Subcontractor shall provide Contractor with a claim in writing detailing Subcontractor’s 's direct costs and markup, which shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraph C above, and any claim for a time extension. Subcontractor’s 's failure to provide either the required written notice before proceeding with disputed work, or to timely provide the written claim after completing the disputed work shall constitute an agreement by Subcontractor that it will not be paid for the disputed work. Subcontractor shall treat any such claim as a Dispute (defined below) and proceed in accordance with Paragraph G below. Subcontractor shall proceed diligently with performance of the work, including the disputed work, and comply with the directions of the Contractor, pending final resolution of the Dispute.

Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work. If a dispute arises between Subcontractor and Contractor with respect to whether particular work is a change in the scope of the Subcontract Work, Subcontractor shall give Contractor prompt written notice of the matter before proceeding with the same. Such written notice shall include an estimate of the extra costs the Subcontractor believes will be involved with the disputed work, and the effect on the Progress Schedule, if any. Subcontractor shall timely perform the disputed work. Within ten days after completing the disputed work, Subcontractor shall provide Contractor with a claim in writing detailing Subcontractor’s direct costs and markup, which shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraph C above, and any claim for a time extension. Subcontractor’s failure to provide either the required written notice before proceeding with disputed work, or work and to timely provide the written claim after completing the disputed work shall constitute an agreement by Subcontractor that it will not be paid for the disputed work. Subcontractor shall treat any such claim as a Dispute (defined below) and proceed in accordance with Paragraph G below. Subcontractor shall proceed diligently with performance of the work, including the disputed work, and comply with the directions of the Contractor, pending final resolution of the Dispute.

Disputes About Subcontractor’s Scope of Work. If a dispute arises between Subcontractor and Contractor with respect to whether particular work Work is a change in the scope of the Subcontract Work, Subcontractor shall give Contractor prompt written notice of the matter before proceeding with the sameWork. Such written notice shall include an estimate of the extra costs the Subcontractor believes will be involved with the disputed workWork, and the effect on the Progress Project Schedule, if any. Subcontractor shall timely perform the disputed workWork. Within ten days after completing the disputed workWork, Subcontractor shall provide Contractor with a claim in writing detailing Subcontractor’s direct costs and markup, which shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of Subparagraph C Paragraph 5.3 above, and any claim for a time extension. Subcontractor’s failure to provide either the required written notice before proceeding with disputed workWork, or to timely provide the written claim after completing the disputed work Work shall constitute an agreement by Subcontractor that it will not be paid for the disputed workWork. Subcontractor shall treat any such claim dispute as a Dispute (defined below) claim and proceed in accordance with Paragraph G 5.7 below. Subcontractor shall proceed diligently with performance of the workWork, including the disputed workWork in dispute, and comply with the directions of the Contractor, pending final resolution of the Dispute.