Common use of Instruction to Accelerate Clause in Contracts

Instruction to Accelerate. If the Contractor gives the Contract Administrator a written claim under clause 10.6, the Contract Administrator may: instruct the Contractor to accelerate the Contractor's Activities by taking those measures which are necessary to overcome or minimise the extent and effects of some or all of the delay including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and give such an instruction whether or not the cause of delay for which the Contractor has given its written claim under clause 10.6 otherwise entitles the Contractor to an extension of time to any relevant Date for Completion. If the Contract Administrator gives the Contractor an instruction to accelerate under clause 10.12 requiring it to accelerate the Contractor's Activities and it only applies to part of the delay, the Contractor's entitlement to any extension of time which it otherwise would have had will only be reduced to the extent to which the instruction to accelerate requires the Contractor to accelerate to overcome the delay. If the Contract Administrator gives an instruction to the Contractor under clause 10.12: the Contractor must accelerate the Contractor's Activities to overcome or minimise the extent and effect of some or all of the delay as instructed, including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and if the Contractor would, but for the instruction, have been entitled to an extension of time to the relevant Date for Completion for the cause of delay, the Contractor will be entitled to be paid: the extra costs reasonably incurred by the Contractor as a direct result of accelerating the Contractor's Activities; and that percentage of the amount under subparagraph (i) specified in the Contract Particulars; and subject to clause 10.13, to the extent permitted by law, the Contractor will not be entitled to make (nor will the Commonwealth be liable upon) any Claim arising out of or in connection with the cause of the delay or the instruction under clause 10.12, other than under paragraph (b).

Instruction to Accelerate. If the Contractor gives the Contract Administrator a written claim under clause 10.6, the Contract Administrator may: instruct the Contractor to accelerate the Contractor's Activities by taking those measures which are necessary to overcome or minimise the extent and effects of some or all of the delay including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and give such an instruction whether or not the cause of delay for which the Contractor has given its written claim under clause 10.6 otherwise entitles the Contractor to an extension of time to any relevant Date for Completion. If the Contract Administrator gives the Contractor an instruction to accelerate under clause 10.12 requiring it to accelerate the Contractor's Activities and it only applies to part of the delay, the Contractor's entitlement to any extension of time which it otherwise would have had will only be reduced to the extent to which the instruction to accelerate requires the Contractor to accelerate to overcome the delay. If the Contract Administrator gives an instruction to the Contractor under clause 10.12: the Contractor must accelerate the Contractor's Activities to overcome or minimise the extent and effect of some or all of the delay as instructed, including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and if the Contractor would, but for the instruction, have been entitled to an extension of time to the relevant Date for Completion for the cause of delay, the Contractor will be entitled to be paid: the extra costs reasonably incurred by the Contractor as a direct result of accelerating the Contractor's Activities; and that percentage of the amount under subparagraph (i) specified in the Contract Particulars; and subject to clause 10.13, to the extent permitted by law, the Contractor will not be entitled to make (nor will the Commonwealth be liable upon) any Claim arising out of or in connection with the cause of the delay or the instruction under clause 10.12, other than under paragraph (b).

Instruction to Accelerate. If the Contractor Subcontractor gives the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative a written claim under clause 10.6, the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative may: instruct the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities by taking those measures which are necessary to overcome or minimise the extent and effects of some or all of the delay including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Subcontract Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and give such an instruction whether or not the cause of delay for which the Contractor Subcontractor has given its written claim under clause 10.6 otherwise entitles the Contractor Subcontractor to an extension of time to any relevant Date for Completion. If the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative gives the Contractor Subcontractor an instruction to accelerate under clause 10.12 requiring it to accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and it only applies to part of the delay, the Contractor's Subcontractor’s entitlement to any extension of time which it otherwise would have had will only be reduced to the extent to which the instruction to accelerate requires the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate to overcome the delay. If the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative gives an instruction to the Contractor Subcontractor under clause 10.12: the Contractor Subcontractor must accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities to overcome or minimise the extent and effect of some or all of the delay as instructed, including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Subcontract Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and if the Contractor Subcontractor would, but for the instruction, have been entitled to an extension of time to the relevant Date for Completion for the cause of delay, the Contractor Subcontractor will be entitled to be paid: the extra costs reasonably incurred by the Contractor Subcontractor as a direct result of accelerating the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities; and that percentage of the amount under subparagraph (i) specified in the Contract Subcontract Particulars; and subject to clause 10.13, to the extent permitted by law, the Contractor Subcontractor will not be entitled to make (nor will the Commonwealth Contractor be liable upon) any Claim arising out of or in connection with the cause of the delay or the instruction under clause 10.12, other than under paragraph (b).

Instruction to Accelerate. If the Contractor Subcontractor gives the Contract Administrator Contractor's Representative a written claim under clause 10.6, the Contract Administrator may: Contractor's Representative may (subject to the Contractor having first complied with clause 8.11 of the Managing Contractor Contract): instruct the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities by taking those measures which are necessary to overcome or minimise the extent and effects of some or all of the delay including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Subcontract Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and give such an instruction whether or not the cause of delay for which the Contractor Subcontractor has given its written claim under clause 10.6 otherwise entitles the Contractor Subcontractor to an extension of time to any relevant Date for Completion. If the Contract Administrator Contractor's Representative gives the Contractor Subcontractor an instruction to accelerate under clause 10.12 10.13 requiring it to accelerate the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and it only applies to part of the delay, the ContractorSubcontractor's entitlement to any extension of time which it otherwise would have had will only be reduced to the extent to which the instruction to accelerate requires the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate to overcome the delay. If the Contract Administrator Contractor's Representative gives an instruction to the Contractor Subcontractor under clause 10.1210.13: the Contractor Subcontractor must accelerate the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities to overcome or minimise the extent and effect of some or all of the delay as instructed, including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Subcontract Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and if the Contractor Subcontractor would, but for the instruction, have been entitled to an extension of time to the relevant Date for Completion for the cause of delay, the Contractor Subcontractor will be entitled to be paid: the extra costs reasonably incurred by the Contractor as a direct result of it and directly attributable to accelerating the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities; and that percentage of the amount under subparagraph (i) specified stipulated in the Contract Subcontract Particulars; and subject to clause 10.13, to the extent permitted by law10.14, the Contractor Subcontractor will not be entitled to make (nor will the Commonwealth be liable upon) any Claim against the Contractor, arising out of of, or in any way in connection with with, the cause of the delay or and the instruction under clause 10.12, other than for the amount which is payable by the Contractor under paragraph (b)this clause 10.15.

Instruction to Accelerate. If the Contractor Subcontractor gives the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative a written claim under clause 10.6, the Contract Administrator may: Contractor’s Representative may (subject to the Contractor having first complied with clause 8.11 of the Managing Contractor Contract): instruct the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities by taking those measures which are necessary to overcome or minimise the extent and effects of some or all of the delay including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and give such an instruction whether or not the cause of delay for which the Contractor Subcontractor has given its written claim under clause 10.6 otherwise entitles the Contractor Subcontractor to an extension of time to any relevant Date for Completion. If the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative gives the Contractor Subcontractor an instruction to accelerate under clause 10.12 10.13 requiring it to accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and it only applies to part of the delay, the Contractor's Subcontractor’s entitlement to any extension of time which it otherwise would have had will only be reduced to the extent to which the instruction to accelerate requires the Contractor Subcontractor to accelerate to overcome the delay. If the Contract Administrator Contractor’s Representative gives an instruction to the Contractor Subcontractor under clause 10.1210.13: the Contractor Subcontractor must accelerate the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities to overcome or minimise the extent and effect of some or all of the delay as instructed, including, if required, in order to achieve Completion of the Works or the Stage by the relevant Date for Completion; and if the Contractor Subcontractor would, but for the instruction, have been entitled to an extension of time to the relevant Date for Completion for the cause of delay, the Contractor Subcontractor will be entitled to be paid: the extra costs reasonably incurred by the Contractor Subcontractor as a direct result of accelerating the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities; and that percentage of the amount under subparagraph (i) specified in the Contract Subcontract Particulars; and subject to clause 10.1310.14, to the extent permitted by law, the Contractor Subcontractor will not be entitled to make (nor will the Commonwealth Contractor be liable upon) any Claim arising out of or in connection with the cause of the delay or the instruction under clause 10.1210.13, other than under paragraph (b).