Examples of Supplemental Work Order in a sentence
Any additional time that may be necessary for the Contractor to complete the Work due to the issuance of a Supplemental Work Order or a time extension shall not be deemed a delay for which the Contractor shall be entitled to any damages whatsoever.
A Compensable Change shall be performed by Contractor only if authorized by a Supplemental Work Order, Change Order, Unilateral Change Order or Construction Change Directive signed by the Assistant CEO/EDA in accordance with the requirements of this Article 7; provided, however, that Assistant CEO/EDA’s authority to bind the County to a Contract Adjustment shall be subject to the limitations of Public Contract Code §20142.
If Contractor intends to seek a Contract Adjustment based upon Differing Site Conditions that may be encountered it shall submit a complete and timely Supplemental Work Order Proposal Request in accordance with Paragraph 7.6.2, below, setting forth its request for a Contract Adjustment.
Any Change performed by Contractor pursuant to any direction other than a duly authorized and executed Supplemental Work Order, Change Order, Unilateral Change Order or Construction Change Directive shall be at Contractor’s Own Expense.
A Supplemental Work Order, as back-up to all Change Orders, anda County Change Order shall be executed by County and Contractor.
Adjustments to projects for which a Work Order has been issued under the NJPA Contract shall only be permitted as follows: (1) a Supplemental Work Order shall be issued to offset the original Work Order amount by adding or deleting scope and the agreed price in accordance with the contract.
A Supplemental Work Order will adjust the project cost by providing the primary back-up documentation to an approved County Change Order or Unilateral County Change Order for Compensable Change, Deleted Work or Compensable Delay; and (2) A Supplemental Work Order may also be used to offset the Work Order Time by adding or deleting days by providing primary back-up documentation to an approved County Change Order or Unilateral Change Order for Excusable Delay, Compensable Delay or Deleted Work.
The amount of the Contract Adjustment requested in the Claim shall not exceed the difference between the amount (either in terms of dollar amount or number of Days) of the Contract Adjustment requested by Contractor and the amount (either in terms of dollar amount or number of Days) of the Contract Adjustment granted in the Unilateral Supplemental Work Order.
If Contractor disputes any portion of the County’s Good Faith Determination of a Contract Adjustment that is set forth in a Unilateral Supplemental Work Order, Contractor shall file, within thirty (30) Days after issuance of the Unilateral Supplemental Work Order by County, a Claim pursuant to Section 4.3, above.
The County's determination in a Unilateral Supplemental Work Order of a Contract Adjustment shall be based upon a Good Faith Determination by County of the Contract Adjustment that is appropriate under the circumstances and consistent with the terms of the Contract Documents.