Common use of Force Account Change Orders Clause in Contracts

Force Account Change Orders. A Force Account Change Order may be used in the event (i) CM/GC and Owner cannot agree on the Change Order Sum for a Lump Sum Change Order, (ii) costs associated with a Change Order cannot be reasonably determined prior to beginning the Change Order Work, or (iii) the Owner and CM/GC have agreed to Unit Prices for the Work but cannot determine the number of Units involved in the Change Order (“Unit Price Change Order”).

Force Account Change Orders. A Force Account Change Order may be used in the event (i) CM/GC and Owner cannot agree on the Change Order Sum for a Lump Sum Change Order, (ii) costs associated with a Change Order cannot be reasonably determined prior to beginning the Change Order Work, or (iii) the Owner and CM/GC CM have agreed to Unit Prices for the Work but cannot determine the number of Units involved in the Change Order (“Unit Price Change Order”).

Force Account Change Orders. A Force Account Change Order may be used in the event (i) CM/GC and Owner cannot agree on the Change Order Sum for a Lump Sum Change Order, (ii) costs associated with a Change Order cannot be reasonably determined prior to beginning the Change Order Work, or (iii) the Owner and CM/GC have agreed to Unit Prices for the Work but cannot determine the number of Units involved in the Change Order (“Unit Price Change Order”).