Suspensions for Convenience Sample Clauses
The "Suspensions for Convenience" clause allows one party, typically the owner or employer, to temporarily halt work on a project without cause. In practice, this means the party can instruct the contractor to stop work for a specified period, often with requirements for written notice and provisions for compensating the contractor for costs incurred due to the suspension. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility to the project owner to pause work as needed, such as for changes in project scope or unforeseen circumstances, while protecting the contractor from financial loss during the suspension period.
Suspensions for Convenience. TxDOT may, at any time and for any reason, by written notice, order Maintenance Contractor to suspend all or any part of the Maintenance Services required under the CMA Documents for the period of time that TxDOT deems appropriate for the convenience of TxDOT. Maintenance Contractor shall promptly comply with any such written suspension order. Maintenance Contractor shall promptly recommence the Capital Maintenance Agreement upon receipt of written notice from TxDOT directing Maintenance Contractor to resume work. Any such suspension for convenience shall be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change; provided that TxDOT shall have the right to direct suspensions for convenience not exceeding 24 hours each up to a total of 96 hours, which shall not be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change. Adjustments of the Maintenance Price and any time extension shall be available for any such TxDOT-Directed Change, subject to Maintenance Contractor’s compliance with the terms and conditions set forth in Section 10.
Suspensions for Convenience. TxDOT may, at any time and for any reason, by written notice, order DB Contractor to suspend all or any part of the Maintenance Services required under the CMA Documents for the period of time that TxDOT deems appropriate for the convenience of TxDOT. DB Contractor shall promptly comply with any such written suspension order. DB Contractor shall promptly recommence the suspended Maintenance Services upon receipt of written notice from TxDOT directing DB Contractor to resume work. Any such suspension for convenience shall be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change, provided that TxDOT shall have the right to direct suspensions for convenience not exceeding 24 hours each, up to a total of 96 hours, which shall not be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change. Adjustments of the Maintenance Price and any time extension shall be available for any such TxDOT-Directed Change, subject to DB Contractor’s compliance with the terms and conditions set forth in Section 10.
Suspensions for Convenience. TxDOT may, at any time and for any reason, by written notice, order DB Contractor to suspend all or any part of the Work required under the DBA Documents for the period of time that TxDOT deems appropriate for the convenience of TxDOT. DB Contractor shall promptly comply with any such written suspension order. DB Contractor shall promptly recommence the Work upon receipt of written notice from TxDOT directing DB Contractor to resume work. Any such suspension for convenience shall be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change; provided that TxDOT shall have the right to direct suspensions for convenience not exceeding 48 hours each up to a total of 96 hours, which shall not be considered a TxDOT-Directed Change.
Suspensions for Convenience. 16.1.1 KYTC may, at any time and for any reason, order DBT to suspend all or any part of the Work required under the Contract Documents for the period of time that KYTC deems appropriate for the convenience of KYTC. DBT shall promptly comply with any such suspension order. DBT shall promptly recommence the Work upon receipt of notice from KYTC directing DBT to resume work.
16.1.2 Any such suspension for convenience shall be considered an KYTC-Directed Change or an KYTC-Caused Delay.