Additional Revisions Requested By Owner Sample Clauses

The "Additional Revisions Requested By Owner" clause defines the process and terms under which a project owner can request changes or modifications beyond the initially agreed-upon scope of work. Typically, this clause outlines how such requests should be submitted, any limitations on the number or extent of revisions, and whether additional fees or extended timelines will apply. Its core practical function is to manage expectations and responsibilities regarding extra work, ensuring both parties understand how additional requests are handled and preventing disputes over scope creep or compensation.
Additional Revisions Requested By Owner. Extensive revisions of Schematic, Design Development and Construction Documents previously approved in writing by HISD, when so directed in writing by HISD; provided, however, that no compensation for Additional Services shall be paid for revisions which may be required when due to errors or omissions by the A/E or when due to the fact that the lowest bona fide construction bid or proposal exceeds the Construction Budget.
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Additional Revisions Requested By Owner. Extensive revisions of Schematic, Design Development and Construction Documents previously approved in writing by IISD, when so directed in writing by IISD; provided, however, that no compensation for Additional Services shall be paid for revisions which may be required when due to errors or omissions by the A/E or when due to the fact that the lowest bona fide construction bid or proposal exceeds the Construction Budget.
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