Common use of RFIs and Field Orders Clause in Contracts

RFIs and Field Orders. The Engineer shall reply to the Procurement Contractor’s requests for information, prepare clarification drawings, prepare change orders, field orders, amendments, field changes and procurement change directives. The Engineer may recommend minor changes in the work, not inconsistent with the intent of the bidding documents. Such recommended changes shall be made by written order approved by the Program Manager and/or City Engineer and shall be binding upon the Procurement Contractor.

RFIs and Field Orders. The Engineer shall reply to the Procurement Contractor’s requests for information, prepare clarification drawings, prepare change orders, field orders, amendments, field changes and procurement change directives. The Engineer may recommend minor changes in the work, not inconsistent with the intent of the bidding contract documents. Such recommended changes shall be made by written order approved by the Program Manager and/or City Engineer and shall be binding upon the Procurement Contractor.

RFIs and Field Orders. The Engineer shall reply to the Procurement Procurement/Construction Contractor’s requests for information, prepare clarification drawings, prepare change orders, field orders, amendments, field changes and procurement procurement/construction change directives. The Engineer may recommend minor changes in the work, not inconsistent with the intent of the bidding documents. Such recommended changes shall be made by written order approved by the Program Manager and/or City Engineer and shall be binding upon the Procurement ContractorProcurement/Construction Contractors.

RFIs and Field Orders. The Engineer shall reply to the Procurement Contractor’s Procurement/Construction Contractors requests for information, prepare clarification drawings, prepare change orders, field orders, amendments, field changes and procurement procurement/construction change directives. The Engineer may recommend minor changes in the work, not inconsistent with the intent of the bidding documents. Such recommended changes shall be made by written order approved by the Program Manager and/or City Engineer and shall be binding upon the Procurement ContractorProcurement/Construction Contractors.