Qualifying Cause of Delay definition

Qualifying Cause of Delay means to the extent that they delay activities on the critical path of the construction program:

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Qualifying Cause of Delay means any act, default or omission of the Contractor or their agents or other contractors, (not being employed by the Subcontractor) including Variations to the original Contract.

Examples of Qualifying Cause of Delay in a sentence

• The sums payable under this clause 21 are the Consultant’s sole entitlement to compensation for delay or disruption caused by the Principal whether caused by a Qualifying Cause of Delay or otherwise and are in substitution for and shall exclude the Consultant’s rights and remedies at common law, equity, statute or code (including the right to recover damages for breach of this Consultancy Services Contract or otherwise).

• If the Consultant has reasonably and necessarily incurred or will reasonably and necessarily incur extra cost as a direct consequence of the Qualifying Cause of Delay referred to in clause 21.4(a), 21.4(b) or 21.4(d), the Consultant must give to the Principal notice of the Consultant’s claim for delay costs at the same time as the notice under clause 21.1, including all necessary particulars and supporting documentation.

• The Subcontractor will be entitled to make a written claim for an extension of time (“EOT”) if the Subcontractor is, or will be, delayed in achieving Practical Completion by the Date for Practical Completion by a Qualifying Cause of Delay.

• Council must pay the Consultant’s reasonable costs of, and incidental to a Delay arising as a result of a Qualifying Cause of Delay (calculated as a Variation).

• The Supplier will be entitled to make a written claim for an extension of time (EOT) if the Supplier is, or will be, delayed in supplying the Supply Works to the Site by the Delivery Date by a Qualifying Cause of Delay.

More Definitions of Qualifying Cause of Delay

Qualifying Cause of Delay means a delay caused by:

Qualifying Cause of Delay means: (a) any act, default or omission of the Independent Certifier, the Principal or its consultants, agents or other contractors (not being employed by the Contractor) including a delay by the Independent Certifier in certifying the price of a discretionary variation under subclause 35.3(a)(i); Rail Corridor Agreement (b) an adjustment event; or (c) any event or delay which this Contract provides gives rise to an entitlement for the Contractor to claim an EOT; has the meaning given to that term in the Extension Project Agreement;

Qualifying Cause of Delay means: an act or omission of the Principal or the Principal's Personnel; or any other cause of delay for which the Contract provides the Contractor will be entitled to an extension of time; QBCC Act means the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991 (Qld);

Qualifying Cause of Delay means a cause of delay specified in Item 3 of Schedule 1;

Qualifying Cause of Delay means each of the following: Rail Infrastructure means any rail infrastructure facilities as defined in the Transport Administration Act 1988 (NSW).

Qualifying Cause of Delay. - means a Force Majeure Event that causes the Contractor or Contractor's Personnel delay in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, or any act, default or omission of the Buyer or the Buyer's Personnel that causes the Contractor actual delay in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement.

Qualifying Cause of Delay has the meaning given to that term in clause 12.5 of these General Terms; Quote or quotation means the Contract Fixed Price Component (as distinct from a Contract Estimated Price);