Notice of Dispute to Designated Agent Sample Clauses

Notice of Dispute to Designated Agent. (a) A Party desiring to pursue a Dispute against the other Party shall initiate the Informal Resolution Procedures by serving a written notice on the responding Party’s designated agent. Unless otherwise indicated by written notice from one Party to the other Party, each Party’s designated agent shall be its Authorized Representative. The notice shall contain a concise statement describing: (i) if the Parties have mutually agreed that the Dispute is a Fast-Track Dispute; (ii) the date of the act, inaction or omission giving rise to the Dispute; (iii) an explanation of the Dispute, including a description of its nature, circumstances and cause; (iv) a reference to any pertinent provision(s) from the CMC Documents; (v) if applicable and then known, the estimated dollar amount of the Dispute, and how that estimate was determined (including any cost and revenue element that has been or may be affected); (vi) if applicable, an analysis of the schedule showing any changes or disruptions (including an impacted delay analysis reflecting the disruption in the manner and sequence of performance that has been or will be caused, delivery schedules and staging); (vii) if applicable, the claiming Party’s plan for mitigating the amount claimed and the delay claimed; (viii) the claiming Party’s desired resolution of the Dispute; and (ix) any other information the claiming Party considers relevant. (b) The notice shall be signed by the designated representative of the Party asserting the Dispute, and shall constitute a certification by the Party asserting the Dispute that: (i) the notice of Dispute is served in good faith; and (ii) to the then current knowledge of such Party, except as to matters stated in the notice of Dispute as being unknown or subject to discovery, (A) all supporting information is reasonably believed by the Party asserting the Dispute to be accurate and complete and (B) the Dispute accurately reflects the amount of money or other right, remedy or relief to which the Party asserting the Dispute reasonably believes it is entitled; and (iii) the designated representative is duly authorized to execute and deliver the notice and such certification on behalf of the claiming Party. (c) If the responding Party agrees with the claiming Party’s position and desired resolution of the Dispute, it shall so state in a written response. The notice of the Dispute and such response shall suffice to evidence the Parties’ resolution of the subject Dispute unless either ...
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Notice of Dispute to Designated Agent. (a) A Party desiring to pursue a Dispute against the other Party shall initiate the Informal Resolution Procedures by serving a written notice on the responding Party's designated agent. Unless otherwise indicated by written notice from one Party to the other Party, each Party's designated agent shall be its Authorized Representative. The notice shall contain a concise statement describing: (i) If the Parties have mutually agreed that the Dispute is a (ii) The date of the act, inaction or omission giving rise to the (iii) An explanation of the Dispute, including a description of its (iv) A reference to any pertinent provision(s) from the CMA Documents; (v) If applicable and then known, the estimated dollar amount of the Dispute, and how that estimate was determined (including any cost and revenue element that has been or may be affected); (vi) If applicable, an analysis of the Project Schedulesand any deadlines showing any changes or disruptions (including an impacted delay analysis reflecting the disruption in the manner and sequence of performance that has been or will be caused, delivery schedules, staging, and adjusted deadlines); (vii) If applicable, the claiming Party's plan for mitigating the amount claimed and the delay claimed; (viii) The claiming Party's desired resolution of the Dispute; and (ix) Any other information the claiming Party considers
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