Common use of Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders Clause in Contracts

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-up on Subcontractor’s 's direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s 's work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “"Change Order” " signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-Xxxx- up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time seven (7) days after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor manperson-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time seven (7) days after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor manperson-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. XxxxMark-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time seven (7) days after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor manperson-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time seven (7) days after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor manperson-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. XxxxMark-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. XxxxMark-up on Subcontractor’s 's direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractor’s 's work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “"Change Order” " signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on any sub-Subcontractorsubcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change NoticeNotice (not to exceed seven working days), submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. XxxxUnless otherwise indicated in the Owner Contract, Mark-up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent 10% (five percent 5% on sub-Subcontractor’s subcontractors’ work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Subcontractor’s Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” Order signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress ScheduleProject schedule. Unless the parties agree upon a lump sum Change Order prior to when the Subcontractor performs the Changed Work, the Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by in all instances provide extra work tickets (specifically identifying the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than costwork performed, scheduling, scope of the personnel who performs the work, and the hours performed by each) to Contractor on a daily basis – either to Contractor’s superintendent or matters addressed in to Contractor’s project manager, all within 24 hours of when the Work was performed. Contractor’s timely receipt of such daily work tickets shall be a Change Noticecondition precedent to Subcontractor’s right to maintain a claim for any claimed changed Work.

Pricing Change Order Work; Agreement on Change Orders. Subcontractor shall within a reasonable time after receipt of a Change Notice, submit to Contractor an itemized estimate reflecting any cost changes and/or time impact required to make the requested changes. The itemized estimate shall detail the anticipated direct labor man-hours and labor costs, direct material, direct equipment, applicable labor markups for employee labor burdens and benefits. Xxxx-Xxxx- up on Subcontractor’s direct costs shall be ten percent (five percent on sub-Subcontractorany lower tier subcontractor’s work) to cover supervision, field office and home office overhead, and profit. If additional time is sought, the estimate shall provide a detailed explanation how and why the requested change will impact the critical path of the Subcontract Work. All elements of potential cost and time impact are subject to negotiation. If the parties agree with respect to the amount of the change and the time impact, if any, associated with the change, then the parties shall execute a written amendment, or “Change Order” signed by both parties. Agreement on any Change Order shall constitute a full and final settlement and accord and satisfaction of all matters relating to the change in the Subcontract Work which is the subject of the Change Order, including, but not limited to, all direct and indirect costs associated with such change and any and all adjustments to the Contract Price and the Progress Schedule. Subcontractor shall submit an updated or otherwise shall confirm Exhibit B with any Change Order. A Change Order may also be executed by the Parties to formalize an amendment to this Subcontract Agreement regarding terms other than cost, scheduling, scope of work, or matters addressed in a Change Notice.