Common use of Obligation to File Claims for Disputed Work Clause in Contracts

Obligation to File Claims for Disputed Work. 25.1.1 Should Developer otherwise seek extra time or compensation for any reason whatsoever (“Disputed Work”), then Developer shall first follow procedures set forth in the Contract Documents including, without limitation, Articles 15, 16 and 17, all of which are conditions precedent to submitting a Claim pursuant to Article 25. A Notice of Delay or Proposed Change Order are less formal procedures that proceed the formal claim and do not constitute a Claim. A Claim also does not include correspondence, RFIs, vouchers, invoices, progress payment applications, or other routine or authorized form of requests for progress payments in compliance with the Contract. If a dispute remains, then Developer shall give written notice to District that expressly invokes this Article 25 within the time limits set forth herein.

Obligation to File Claims for Disputed Work. 25.1.1 Should Developer otherwise seek extra time or compensation for any reason whatsoever (“Disputed Work”), then Developer shall first follow procedures set forth in the Contract Documents including, without limitation, Articles 15, 16 and 17, all of which are conditions precedent to submitting a Claim pursuant to Article 25. A Notice of Delay or Proposed Change Order are less formal procedures that proceed the formal claim and do not constitute a Claim. A Claim also does not include correspondence, RFIs, vouchers, invoices, progress payment applications, or other routine or authorized form of requests for progress payments in compliance with the Contract. If a dispute remains, then Developer shall give written notice to District Owner that expressly invokes this Article 25 within the time limits set forth herein.