Common use of No Additional Claims Clause in Contracts

No Additional Claims. Neither Contractor nor Subcontractors shall have Claims for impact costs due to a Change Order. All money and time impacts associated with a Change Order shall be included in that Change Order. Contractor shall not be entitled to and shall not request, a Change Order, and shall make no Claims, after Owner Parties receive Contractor’s final Application for Payment that includes such changed Work.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Design Build Agreement, Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Agreement, Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Agreement

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No Additional Claims. Neither Contractor nor Subcontractors shall have Claims for impact costs due to a Change Order. All money and time impacts associated with a Change Order shall be included in that Change Order. Contractor shall not be entitled to and shall not request, a Change Order, and shall make no Claims, Claims after Owner Parties receive Contractor’s final Application for Payment that includes such changed Work.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement, Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement, Construction Manager at Risk and General Contractor Agreement

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No Additional Claims. Neither Contractor Design-Builder nor Subcontractors shall have Claims for impact costs due to a Change Order. All money and time impacts associated with a Change Order shall be included in that Change Order. Contractor Design-Builder shall not be entitled to and shall not request, a Change Order, and shall make no Claims, after Owner Parties receive ContractorDesign-Builder’s final Application for Payment that includes such changed Work.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Design Build Agreement

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