Project Design Changes Sample Clauses

Project Design Changes. Inasmuch as the Contractor is both furnishing the design of and constructing the Project, the Contractor may have opportunities to reduce the costs of certain portions of the Work, which may increase the costs of certain other portions of the Work. In considering such opportunities, the Contractor shall at all times consider the impact of Project design changes on Third Party Facilities with the overall goal of minimizing the necessity for Relocations and relocation or other work with respect to the Excluded Third Party Facilities to the extent practicable. Accordingly, except to the extent resulting from Authority-Directed Changes in Project design affecting Relocations or other work with respect to the Excluded Third Party Facilities, the following rules shall apply with respect to any resulting delays to the Critical Path, and with respect to any cost increases or decreases associated with Project design changes which either:  Eliminate or reduce the nature or extent or costs of any Relocation, or  Result in unanticipated Relocations or an increase in the nature or extent or costs of existing Relocations or the cost to Authority of relocation or other work with respect to the Excluded Third Party Facilities: - The Contractor shall not be entitled to any time extension on account of delays to the Critical Path caused by such Project design changes. - The Contractor shall not be entitled to any increase in the Contract Price for any such additional costs which it incurs, including both additional Relocation costs and the costs of any additional Work on other aspects of the Project undertaken in order to facilitate the avoidance or minimization of Relocations. - The Contract Price shall not be increased as the result of: o Any increase in amounts owed by the Contractor to Third Parties that is directly attributable to such Project design change, or o Any amounts owed to Third Parties for work which is unusable or which must be redone as a result of such Project design change. - The Contractor shall reimburse the Authority for any additional costs incurred by the Authority as the result of any such Project design change (e.g., costs incurred by the Authority for additional or expanded Utility Easements or for relocation or other work with respect to Excluded Third Party Facilities). - The Contractor shall be responsible for all reimbursement owed to affected Third Parties for "wasted work", either by reimbursing the Third Parties directly, or by reimbursi...
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