Owner Contingency. The Owner Contingency shall be the sole property of the Owner established by multiplying the Cost of the Work, as first established within this Agreement, including General Conditions, XXXX contractor fee and XXXX contractor Site Office and Staffing costs by four percent (4.0%) or the sum of TBD Dollars ($ TBD .00). The Owner is under no obligation to increase the value of the Owner’s Contingency beyond the dollar value first established due to adjustments to the Contract Sum by Change Orders. With the prior written consent of the Owner, said Owner’s Contingency may be used to compensate the XXXX contractor for additional costs which are the results of:
Owner Contingency. (i.) Use of Owner contingency must be approved by the Owner in writing. Reference Change Order section in this Contract and in the CM/GC General Conditions.
Owner Contingency. The Contract Price includes a Construction Contingency in the amount of Fifty Thousand dollars ($50,000). The Construction Contingency is Owner-controlled. Use of the Construction Contingency requires Owner’s prior written approval. All unspent funds in the Contingency at Final Completion shall accrue to Owner. Subject to Owner’s prior written approval for use thereof, the Construction Contingency is available for Design-Build Entity to cover cost of the Work unanticipated by Design-Build Entity on the effective date of the Design-Build Agreement, such as unanticipated field conditions or differing site condition, re-sequencing the Work for the good of the Project, acceleration in the Schedule for improvement in the overall Contract Time, and Owner requested changes.
Owner Contingency. The Schedules of Values for Construction Phase shall include a separate line item for an Owner Controlled Contingency in the amount of $75,000. The Owner shall have complete control over the use of the contingency. Design-Builder’s fee, costs and other mark ups for insurance and bonds as contained in the Schedule of Values will not be computed based on the use of the contingency. Any use of the contingency shall be computed, valued and issued as a Change Order. Any unused contingency at the end of the Project shall be fully returned to the Owner.
Owner Contingency. 1. Any Owner’s Contingency is held outside the GMP. Owner’s Contingency may include, but is not limited to items such as:
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Owner Contingency. The GMP shall include the Owner's Contingency, a sum established to cover the cost of modifications or additions of scope and unforeseen conditions. The Owner's Contingency shall not exceed 10%. The Owner s Contingency may not be used without the Owner's prior written approval. At the end of the Project, any unspent Owner's Contingency will be deducted from the GMP for benefit of the Owner. shall accrue to the City.
Owner Contingency. The Guaranteed Maximum Price includes an Owner contingency in the amount of Three Million Twelve Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-One United States Dollars (US$3,012,821) (“Owner Contingency”). To allocate a portion of the Owner Contingency to a portion of the Work for any purpose, Owner shall submit a Construction Change Directive to Contractor with respect to such allocation. Contractor and Owner will then follow the procedure described in Article 18 of this Agreement. Each allocation of the Owner Contingency shall be reflected on the respective Application for Progress Payment for the period during which Owner makes such approved allocation. Any portion of the Owner Contingency remaining unallocated at Final Completion shall be allocated as provided for in Section 3.2. Contractor shall have the right to propose to Owner at any time an allocation of the Owner’s Contingency, setting forth in reasonable detail why Contractor considers such an allocation to be appropriate, but Owner may in its sole discretion agree or disagree to such use or allocation of the Owner’s Contingency.
Owner Contingency. The Guaranteed Maximum Price includes an Owner contingency in the amount of $7,565,200.00 ("Owner Contingency"). To allocate a portion of the Owner Contingency to a portion of the Work for any purpose, Contractor shall submit a Change Proposal (as defined in Section 18.3.1 of this Agreement) to Owner setting forth in reasonable detail why the allocation is required. Contractor and Owner will then follow the procedure described in Article 18 of this Agreement. Each allocation of the Owner Contingency by Contractor and approved by Owner shall be reflected on the respective Application for Progress Payment for the period during which Contractor makes such approved allocation. Any portion of the Owner Contingency remaining unallocated at Final Completion shall be a credit against and reduce the Guaranteed Maximum Price.
Owner Contingency. 3.1.7.1 The Original Project Guaranteed Maximum Price includes an Owner contingency in the amount of Three Million Twelve Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-One United States Dollars (US$3,012,821) (“Original Project Owner Contingency”).
