Upon notice to Consultant Sample Clauses

Upon notice to Consultant. The City may issue a stop work order suspending any services, performances, work, products, deliverables, or solutions under this Agreement. The stop work order shall not terminate or suspend any warranty, indemnification, insurance, or confidentiality required for to be provided by Consultant under this Agreement. In the event The City issues a stop work order to Consultant, The City will provide a copy of such stop work order to Consultant. Upon receipt of a stop work order issued by The City, Consultant shall suspend all work, services and activities except such work, services and activities expressly directed by The City in the stop work order. This Agreement, and any or all work, services, and activities thereunder, may be suspended, upon notice to the Consultant, for up to thirty (30) days by the City, without cause and except as otherwise set forth in this paragraph, without cost to The City. However, Consultant shall be entitled to an extension of all subsequent deadlines for a period equal to the suspension periods plus up to 14 additional days, if needed for remobilization, for those suspended work, services, and activities only. The City’s Contract Administrator is hereby authorized to issue stop work orders on behalf of The City.
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