Common use of Resolution of Claim Clause in Contracts

Resolution of Claim. If the decision on the Pre-Resolution is not issued within the required timeframe or if Contractor is not satisfied with the decision, Contractor may submit a Claim as a prerequisite for any further consideration by County or the right to any judicial review of the issue giving rise to the claim. 42.2.1 The Claim must be filed in writing by Contractor with County’s Division of Contracts and Procurement and County Project Manager within twenty-one (21) days after the decision is issued on the Pre-Resolution. 42.2.2 The Claim shall include: (1) a description of the issues in dispute; (2) the basis and justification for the Claim, including documentation and analysis required by the contract and applicable law and rules that allow for the proper determination of the Claim; (3) a detailed cost estimate for any amount sought, including copies of any related invoices; and (4) a specification identification of the relief sought.

Resolution of Claim. If the decision on the Pre-Resolution is not issued within the required timeframe or if Contractor is not satisfied with the decision, Contractor may submit a Claim as a prerequisite for any further consideration by County or the right to any judicial review of the issue giving rise to the claim. 42.2.1 43.2.1 The Claim must be filed in writing by Contractor with County’s Division of Contracts and Procurement and County Project Manager within twenty-one (21) days after the decision is issued on the Pre-Resolution. 42.2.2 43.2.2 The Claim shall include: (1) a description of the issues in dispute; (2) the basis and justification for the Claim, including documentation and analysis required by the contract and applicable law and rules that allow for the proper determination of the Claim; (3) a detailed cost estimate for any amount sought, including copies of any related invoices; and (4) a specification identification of the relief sought.