Unit Costs, Abnormal Weather Conditions, Changes Sample Clauses

Unit Costs, Abnormal Weather Conditions, Changes. The Design Professional shall establish, in the Supplementary General Conditions, unit prices to cover the addition or reinstallation of BMPs, by type and linear foot, that would be compensable to the Contractor in the event of force majeure, including abnormal weather conditions, and Owner Requested Changes, as set forth in Section 3 Part 3 of the General Conditions.
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Unit Costs, Abnormal Weather Conditions, Changes. Costs to cover the redesign or addition or reinstallation of BMPs, in the event of force majeure, including abnormal weather conditions or Owner Requested Changes, may be paid from the Design or Construction Contingency, as appropriate.
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Unit Costs, Abnormal Weather Conditions, Changes. CM/GC shall submit unit prices to cover the addition or reinstallation of BMPs, by type and linear foot. The Design Professional shall review the unit prices to determine whether they are reasonable, and if so, shall recommend Owner acceptance of the unit prices.
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