Technical Requirement Revisions Treated as Department Change Sample Clauses

Technical Requirement Revisions Treated as Department Change. (i) The Concessionaire and the Department anticipate that from time to time after the Closing Date, the Department may adopt, through revisions to existing manuals and publications or new manuals and publications, changes, deletions, supplements or other modifications to the Technical Requirements (the “Technical Requirement Revisions”). The Department shall have the right to make Technical Requirement Revisions by delivering written notice to the Concessionaire, whereupon they shall constitute amendments to, and become part, of the Technical Requirements; provided, that if the Department elects to adopt Technical Requirement Revisions during the period before Substantial Completion, such revisions shall be considered Department Changes and handled pursuant to the Change Order procedures for a Department Change in Sections 7.12(a), (b) and (c). In the absence of a Change Order relating to such Technical Requirement Revision, the Concessionaire shall not be obligated to (but may with the Department’s approval) incorporate the same into its design and construction of the Project prior to the Substantial Completion Date. (ii) References in the Technical Requirements to manuals or other publications prior to the Substantial Completion Date shall mean those versions of the documents in effect as of August 1, 2007, unless expressly provided otherwise by Technical Requirement Revisions or mutually agreed by the Department and the Concessionaire. To the extent any Technical Requirement Revisions encompass matters that are addressed in versions of such manuals or other publications in effect as of August 1, 2007, they shall, upon delivery of the Department’s written notice referred to in Section 7.12(d)(i), replace and supersede inconsistent provisions of the Technical Requirements. The Department shall identify any superseded provisions in its notice to the Concessionaire unless otherwise stated below. (iii) Either party is entitled to refer any dispute arising out of a proposed Department Change, other than the Department’s adoption of Technical Requirement revisions, in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures set forth in Section 17.06.
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