Common use of Good Cause Exception Clause in Contracts

Good Cause Exception. On subcontracts for services (not solely materials, suppliers, truckers), if the Contractor has "good cause" to withhold a subcontractor’s progress payment (bonded or unbonded subcontractors) or retainage (unbonded subcontractors), identify the cause for withheld payment, the payment amount, and the anticipated payment date, writing this information on the "Certificate for Subcontract Work and Payment", KDOT Form No. 1010 or by entering in CRL. If the Engineer determines the Contractor has "good cause" for a withheld payment, the Engineer will not impose sanctions on the Contractor. A Contractor’s lack of funds to pay is not "good cause" for withheld payment.

Good Cause Exception. On subcontracts for services (not solely materials, suppliers, truckers), if the Contractor has "good cause" to withhold a subcontractor’s progress payment (bonded or unbonded subcontractors) or retainage (unbonded subcontractors), identify the cause for withheld payment, the payment amount, and the anticipated payment date, writing this information on the "Certificate for Subcontract Work and Payment", KDOT Form No. 1010 or by entering in CRL. If the Engineer determines the Contractor has "good cause" for a withheld payment, the Engineer will not impose sanctions on the Contractor. A Contractor’s lack of funds to pay is not "good cause" for withheld payment.. WORK SCHEDULE; SPECIFIED CALENDAR COMPLETION DATES; LIQUIDATED DAMAGES; CLEANUP TIME I. PROJECT DEFINED; NATURE OF PROJECT

Good Cause Exception. On subcontracts for services (not solely materials, suppliers, truckers), if the Contractor has "good cause" to withhold a subcontractor’s progress payment (bonded or unbonded subcontractors) or retainage (unbonded subcontractors), identify the cause for withheld payment, the payment amount, and the anticipated payment date, writing this information on the "Certificate for Subcontract Work and Payment", KDOT Form No. 1010 or by entering in CRL. If the Engineer determines the Contractor has "good cause" for a withheld payment, the Engineer will not impose sanctions on the Contractor. A Contractor’s lack of funds to pay is not "good cause" for withheld payment.. WORK SCHEDULE; SPECIFIED CALENDAR COMPLETION DATES; LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

Good Cause Exception. On subcontracts for services (not solely materials, suppliers, truckers), if the Contractor has "good cause" to withhold a subcontractor’s progress payment (bonded or unbonded subcontractors) or retainage (unbonded subcontractors), identify the cause for withheld payment, the payment amount, and the anticipated payment date, writing this information on the "Certificate for Subcontract Work and Payment", KDOT Form No. 1010 or by entering in CRL. If the Engineer determines the Contractor has "good cause" for a withheld payment, the Engineer will not impose sanctions on the Contractor. A Contractor’s lack of funds to pay is not "good cause" for withheld payment.. TIME & LANE RESTRICTIONS; DISINCENTIVE ASSESSMENTS I. PROJECT DEFINED; NATURE OF PROJECT

Good Cause Exception. On subcontracts for services (not solely materials, suppliers, truckers), if the Contractor has "good cause" to withhold a subcontractor’s progress payment (bonded or unbonded subcontractors) or retainage (unbonded subcontractors), identify the cause for withheld payment, the payment amount, and the anticipated payment date, writing this information on the "Certificate for Subcontract Work and Payment", KDOT Form No. 1010 or by entering in CRL. If the Engineer determines the Contractor has "good cause" for a withheld payment, the Engineer will not impose sanctions on the Contractor. A Contractor’s lack of funds to pay is not "good cause" for withheld payment.. Add a new SECTION in DIVISION 800: 1.0 DESCRIPTION