Province Dependencies Sample Clauses

Province Dependencies. The Province Dependencies for the purposes of this Appendix
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Province Dependencies. If the Province or its subcontractor, Other Service Provider or agent, as applicable, fails to complete any Province Dependency on or prior to the target date for the completion by them of that Province Dependency (the “Province Dependency Target Date”), then any obligation of Supplier that is dependent on the Province Dependency will be extended by the number of Business Days that the day on which the Province actually performs the Province Dependency following the Province Dependency Target Date; provided, however, that Supplier: (a) notifies the Province promptly of any such failure, and (b) will continue to use commercially reasonable efforts to meet the original deadline set out for the obligation, unless to do so would impose additional, uncompensated material costs on the Supplier. If Supplier fails to notify the Province of such failure within 10 Business Days of first learning of it, Supplier will be precluded from subsequently citing the Province’s failure as a reason for Supplier’s own subsequent failure to perform and from claiming additional costs for the Province failure. If any obligation of Supplier is extended for more than 30 Business Days under this Section due to a failure of the Province to complete any Province Dependency, Supplier may deliver to the Province a Change Request that sets out any proposed extensions to the applicable Milestone Deadlines and any increases in the Fees, that Supplier reasonably requires solely and directly as a result of the failure of the Province; provided, however, that Suppliers continue to use commercially reasonable efforts to meet the original deadline without extension at the corresponding Fees set out for the original obligation. The remedies set out in this Section 2 are Supplier’s sole remedies in the event of a failure on the part of the Province to complete any one or more Province Dependencies on or prior to the applicable Province Dependency Target Date.
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