Right to Suspend Project-Related Services Sample Clauses

Right to Suspend Project-Related Services. Upon 10 Business Days prior written notice to Supplier, the Province may, in its discretion, require Supplier to suspend its performance of all or any portion of any Project-Related Services that then remain unperformed for up to 12 months. The Province will use commercially reasonable efforts to include in the notice an estimate of the number of days’ suspension it requires and to keep Supplier up to date regarding any changes to the estimate. Upon receipt of the notice, Supplier will suspend its performance of the applicable Project-Related Services, commencing on the date for suspension specified in the notice, and will minimize all costs incurred by Supplier as a result of the suspension. Within 10 Business Days following receipt of a suspension notice, 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 suspension requested by the Province; provided, however, that Supplier continues to use commercially reasonable efforts to meet the original deadline without extension at the corresponding Fees set out for the original obligation. If Supplier fails to deliver a Change Request within the 10 Business Day period, then no Changes will be made as a result of the suspension. Upon the earlier of: (a) the expiration of the period of time during which the Province has required Supplier to suspend performance, and (b) the receipt by Supplier of notice from the Province terminating the suspension requirement, Supplier will take steps to resume the provision of the suspended Project-Related Services, and will resume the provision of the suspended Project-Related Services as soon as reasonably possible. The remedies set out in this Section are Supplier’s sole remedies in the event of a requirement by the Province that Supplier suspend its performance of all or any portion of any Project-Related Services.
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