Common use of REVISIONS TO APPROVED DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS Clause in Contracts

REVISIONS TO APPROVED DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. The Professional shall be compensated as an Additional Service when directed by the Department to make major revisions to previously approved Drawings or Specifications in whole, or to a significant extent, to accomplish changes not initiated by the Professional and not required by the terms of the Agreement to bring costs within the Base Construction Amount. In no case, however, shall revisions through the Design Development Documents Submissions, other than revisions made necessary by an approved revised Project Scope or fundamental Program change, be considered as Additional Services. Revisions addressing submission of Reviewers’ comments, even after Design Development Approval, are not considered to be Revisions to Approved Drawings and Specifications, unless they involve complete or major changes to previously approved documents and are specifically authorized by the Department as an Additional Service.