Common use of Owner-Directed Changes Clause in Contracts

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For Construction, and the General Contractor, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor Construction Manager to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For Constructionfor Construction Management, and the General ContractorConstruction Manager, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor Builder to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For Agreement for Construction, and the General ContractorBuilder, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For ConstructionAgreement, and the General Contractor, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For ConstructionAgreement, and the General Contractor, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor Builder to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this the Contract For for Construction, and the General ContractorBuilder, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.

Owner-Directed Changes. The Owner may unilaterally direct the General Contractor Construction Manager to implement changes in the Work so long as the Work the Owner is requiring is not outside of the general scope of this Contract For ConstructionAgreement, and the General ContractorConstruction Manager, upon written direction from the Owner, shall proceed with such change.