Proposed Variations. (a) Upon receipt of a notice in writing from Xxxxx advising Owner of a proposed Variation under this Clause 3, Owner must advise Hirer whether the proposed Variation can be affected. If the Variation can be affected, Owner must:
(i) advise Hirer of the effect which Owner anticipates that the Variation will have on the date for completion of the Work; and
(ii) provide an estimate of the cost (including delay costs, if any) of the proposed Variation.
(b) If a Variation is executed by both Parties, Xxxxx must reimburse Owner for all costs of complying with the requirements of this Clause 3.2 and for all increases to the Price.
Proposed Variations. (a) Upon receipt of a notice in writing from Company advising Contractor of a proposed Variation under this Clause 6, Contractor must advise Company whether the proposed Variation can be affected. If the Variation can be affected, Contractor must:
(i) advise Company of the effect which Contractor anticipates that the Variation will have on the date for completion of Services; and
(ii) provide an estimate of the cost (including delay costs, if any) of the proposed Variation.
(b) If a Variation is executed by both Parties, Company must reimburse Contractor for all costs of complying with the requirements of this Clause 6.2 and for all increases to the Price.
Proposed Variations. (a) Upon receipt of a notice in writing from the Purchaser advising Seller of a proposed Variation under this Clause 3, Seller must advise the Purchaser whether the proposed Variation can be affected. If the Variation can be affected, Seller must:
(i) advise the Purchaser of the effect which Seller anticipates that the Variation will have on the date for completion of the Work; and
(ii) provide an estimate of the cost (including delay costs, if any) of the proposed Variation.
(b) If a Variation is executed by both Parties, the Purchaser must reimburse Seller for all costs of complying with the requirements of this Clause 3.2 and for all increases to the Price.
Proposed Variations a. Total may request the Sub-Contractor to price a proposed Variation (“Variation Proposal”).
b. Within five (5) Business Days of receipt of a Variation Proposal the Sub-Contractor must provide the estimated cost of the proposed Variation and its likely effect on the Date for Completion.
c. If Total accepts the Sub-Contractor’s estimate the Sub-Contractor’s estimate will become the agreed price of the Variation (“Agreed Variation Price”).
Proposed Variations. (a) If requested by the Contractor or the Contractor’s Representative, the Subcontractor shall provide the following regarding a proposed variation:
(i) a detailed quotation; and
(ii) advice on whether the proposed variation will affect any of the Subcontractor’s obligations under the Subcontract, including being able to reach Completion by the Date for Completion and the provisions of any warranties.
(b) The Subcontractor is not entitled to any costs of complying with this clause 29.2.
Proposed Variations. (a) The Customer may give the Supplier written notice of a proposed Variation.
(b) The Supplier must as soon as practicable after receiving such notice, notify the Customer whether the proposed Variation can be effected, together with, if it can be effected, the Supplier's estimate of the:
(i) effect on the Delivery Date, and
(ii) cost (including all time-related costs and services, if any) of the proposed
(c) The Customer may direct the Supplier to give a detailed quotation for the proposed
(d) The Supplier's reasonable costs for each compliance with this subclause 21.1 are to be treated as moneys payable to the Supplier.
(e) If the Customer accepts the Supplier's quotation, then the Supplier must make the Variation and the Customer must pay the quoted amount as an increase to the Purchase Price. If the Customer considers that the Supplier's quotation for the Variation is unreasonable having regard to prevailing market prices or rates, the Customer may trigger the dispute resolution procedures under clause 26. If the Customer fails to accept the Supplier’s quotation within 30 days from the date of the quotation, it will be deemed to have been rejected by the Customer.
Proposed Variations. (1) The Territory may instruct Variations in writing and the Consultant must comply with these instructions.
(2) The Consultant must take all reasonable steps to minimise the effects of Variation work on the time to complete the Services.
(3) Unless the Territory instructs the Consultant to proceed, the Consultant must not begin to carry out the Variation until the parties have resolved price and time implications (including delay costs, if any).
(4) When requested by the Territory, the Consultant must, within the time specified in the request, advise the Territory of its price (including reasonable delay costs, if any, but not including any amount on account of loss of profits) for a proposed Variation and its effect on the time to complete the Services, or on any other matter specified in the request.
(5) Unless otherwise agreed, the price of a Variation will be determined using the hourly rates set out in Item 9 Schedule 1 (if any). If hourly rates are not included in Item 9 Schedule 1, reasonable rates and prices apply.
(6) If the parties are unable to reach agreement as to whether a Variation applies clause 13 will apply.
(7) If the parties agree that a Variation applies they must endeavour to agree in writing on its price and effect on the time to complete the Services. Failing agreement on price or time clause 13 will apply.
(8) The Contract Price must be adjusted to account for the price of a Variation.
(9) If the Consultant considers that a Variation applies but the Territory has not instructed a Variation, the Consultant must make its claim for a Variation in writing to the Territory within 5 Business Days from the start of the event giving rise to the Variation, or from the time when the event should have become known to the Consultant with reasonable diligence on its part.
(10) Variations instructed by the Territory must be generally consistent with or of a similar nature to the type of work included in the Services.
(11) To the extent a Variation has reduced the scope of Services, the Territory may thereafter carry out that omitted or deleted work either itself or by engaging other contractors.
(12) Any Variations agreed or determined under clause 13 including the resultant adjustment to the Contract Price should be documented by the parties in writing.
(13) For the avoidance of doubt, where a Variation results in a reduction of Services the Consultant will have no claim for loss of profits.
Proposed Variations. GBSC may give the Subcontractor notice of a proposed variation. The Subcontractor must within 5 Business Days notify GBSC whether the proposed variation can be effected and advise of the effect on the Date for Practical Completion and the cost of performing the variation (including delay costs if any).
Proposed Variations. If requested by RTA, the Service Provider must advise RTA in writing of: the cost and quality implications (if any) of a proposed Variation; and any other effect on the Services or on any matter specified, within the time specified in the request. In advising RTA of its effect on the Services, the Service Provider acknowledges its responsibility to take all reasonable steps: to carry out any additional work associated with the proposed Variation concurrently with other work wherever possible; and otherwise minimise the effect of the Variation on the carrying out of the Services. RTA and the Service Provider must endeavour to agree the value and effect of a proposed Variation. The Service Provider must not implement any proposed Variation until: the parties have agreed on its cost, time and quality implications and other effects (if any) on the Services; or RTA Directs the Service Provider to proceed under clause 10.1.
Proposed Variations. The Principal's Representative may give the Managing Contractor written notice of a proposed The Managing Contractor must as soon as practicable after receiving such notice, notify the Principal's Representative whether the proposed variation can be effected, together with, if it can be effected, the Managing Contractor’s estimate of the:
(a) effect on the approved program (including the dates for completion); and
(b) cost (including all warranties and time-related costs, if any) of the proposed variation in respect of each of the Preliminaries and the Reimbursable Services. The Principal's Representative may direct the Managing Contractor to give a detailed quotation for the proposed variation.
