Common use of Execution of Changes Pursuant to Order Clause in Contracts

Execution of Changes Pursuant to Order. In the event neither Case (a) nor Case (b) can be mutually agreed upon as the method of determining the cost to the Owner for a change, the Contractor, provided it receives a written order from the Owner, shall proceed on force account under Case (c), and he shall keep and present in such form as the Engineer may direct a correct account of the expenditures together with vouchers. Allowable expenditures shall in no event exceed current costs for like services and materials, the burden of proof being on the Contractor.

Execution of Changes Pursuant to Order. In the event neither Case (a) nor Case (b) can be mutually agreed upon as the method of determining the cost to the Owner for a change, the Contractor, provided it receives a written order from the Owner, shall proceed on force account under Case (c), and he shall keep and present in such form as the Engineer may direct a correct account of the expenditures together with vouchers. Allowable expenditures shall in no event exceed current costs for like services and materials, the burden of proof being on the Contractor.. General Conditions

Execution of Changes Pursuant to Order. In the event neither Case (a) nor Case (b) can be mutually agreed upon as the method of determining the cost to the Owner for a change, the Contractor, provided it receives a written order from the Owner, shall proceed on force account under Case (c), and he shall keep and present in such form as the Engineer may direct a correct account of the expenditures together with vouchers. Allowable expenditures shall in no event General Conditions exceed current costs for like services and materials, the burden of proof being on the Contractor.