Initiating a Change Order Directive Sample Clauses

Initiating a Change Order Directive. (a) At any time and from time to time (including whether or not the Province has made a Change Order Enquiry, or the Contractor fails to provide an Estimate, or an Estimate is not promptly agreed upon by the parties, or there is a Dispute), if the Province wishes to proceed immediately with a Change Order the Province shall issue a Change Order Directive. The Change Order Directive shall describe the Change Order with sufficient detail to enable the Contractor to prepare an Estimate and to proceed immediately with the work associated with the Change Order. (b) If the Province would be required by applicable law or interprovincial agreements to require the Contractor to seek invitational tenders or to competitively tender any contract in relation to the proposed Change Order, then the Province may include in the Change Order Directive the requirement that the Contractor must seek and evaluate invitational tenders or quotations, or seek and evaluate competitive tenders, in relation to the Change Order.
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Initiating a Change Order Directive. At any time and from time to time (including whether or not the Province has made a Change Order Enquiry, or the Contractor fails to provide an Estimate, or an Estimate is not promptly agreed upon by the parties, or there is a Dispute (as defined in Section 3.3(g))), if the Province wishes to proceed with a proposed Change Order within the general scope of the Project, the Project Requirements, the O&M, or the O&M Requirements, as the case may be, the Province shall issue a Change Order Directive. The Change Order Directive shall describe the proposed Change Order with sufficient detail to enable the Contractor to prepare an Estimate and to proceed with the work attributable to the Change Order.
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Initiating a Change Order Directive. (a) At any time and from time to time (including whether or not the City has made a Change Order Enquiry, or Project Co fails to provide an Estimate, or an Estimate is not promptly agreed upon by the parties, or there is an Estimate Dispute), if the City wishes to proceed immediately with a Change Order, the City shall issue a Change Order Directive. The Change Order Directive shall describe the Change Order with sufficient detail to enable Project Co to prepare an Estimate and to proceed immediately with the work associated with the Change Order. (b) If the City would be required by Applicable Law or intergovernmental agreements to require Project Co to seek invitational tenders or to competitively tender any contract in relation to the proposed Change Order, then the City may include in the Change Order Directive the requirement that Project Co must seek and evaluate invitational tenders or quotations, or seek and evaluate competitive tenders, in relation to the Change Order. (c) Project Co will proceed to immediately implement the work associated with the Change Order, including the appropriate method of procurement, if applicable, upon receipt of the Change Order Directive.
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Initiating a Change Order Directive. At any time and from time to time (including whether or not the Province has made a Change Order Enquiry, or the Contractor fails to provide an Estimate, or an Estimate is not promptly agreed upon by the parties, or there is a Dispute (as defined in Section 3.3(g))), if the Province wishes to proceed with a proposed Change Order within the general scope of the Project or the Project Requirements, as the case may be, the Province shall issue a Change Order Directive. The Change Order Directive shall describe the proposed Change Order with sufficient detail to enable the Contractor to prepare an Estimate and to proceed with the work attributable to the Change Order.
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