Schedule Recovery. 10.6.1 Subject to Section 10.6.2, if Developer's actual physical progress on any Critical Path item is delayed for a period which exceeds 30 days, Developer shall include with the next Schedule Update(s) a Recovery Schedule demonstrating the proposed plan to regain lost Project Schedule progress and to achieve the specified Milestones. Each Recovery Schedule shall be subject to TxDOT’s written approval. All costs incurred by Developer in preparing and achieving the Recovery Schedule shall be borne by Developer and shall not result in a change to Developer’s compensation or price. Prior to exercising any remedy of termination under Section 21, TxDOT shall provide Developer with a reasonable opportunity to develop a Recovery Schedule to make-up the delay. Developer shall diligently carry out all Recovery Schedules approved by TxDOT. If a Recovery Schedule is required under this Section 10.6.1, Developer shall have the right to receive only 75% of the amount of each milestone payment, if any, until such time as Developer has prepared and TxDOT has approved such Recovery Schedule. Developer may invoice TxDOT for any amounts withheld pursuant to this Section 10.6.1 at any time after approval of a Recovery Schedule by TxDOT.
Schedule Recovery. If the Contractor fails to complete (or has reason to believe that it is likely to fail to complete) any (i) Critical Path Item or (ii) other items of Work that, taken individually or in the aggregate, are likely to result in a failure to complete any Critical Path Item, in each case, by the scheduled date identified in the Milestone Schedule therefor, the Contractor shall:
Schedule Recovery. If the Work represented by the critical path falls behind more than 7 days, the project schedule shall be redone within 14 days showing how the Contractor shall recover the time. A narrative that addresses the changes in the schedule from the previously submitted schedule shall be submitted along with the schedule in both hard copy (appropriate report formats to be determined by the Owner Representative) and electronic copy. The Contractor shall comply with the most recent schedules.
Schedule Recovery. In the event that an updated Schedule indicates that a milestone requirement falls twenty (20) or more work days behind schedule and there is no force majeure excusable delay or change to support a time extension, Consultant shall prepare and submit a recovery schedule ("Recovery Schedule") for acceptance by the City five (5) calendar days after the updated Schedule is submitted. The Recovery Schedule shall consist of proposed revisions to the Consultant's Schedule demonstrating how the Consultant intends to achieve all milestones set forth in this Agreement, including completion dates for Work allotted under the terms of this Agreement. An accompanying narrative shall describe the cause of the problems and the actions planned by the Consultant to recover lost time.
