Common use of Consequences of change orders Clause in Contracts

Consequences of change orders. If the Customer requires a change, the Contractor shall have the right to require adjustments to the Estimated total cost and milestone plan and other matters, cf. clause 3.3, caused by the change requirement of the Customer. Adjustments to the Estimated total cost shall be calculated on the basis of the hourly rates or other unit prices set out in Appendix 7, provided that the work occasioned by the change is, in the main, similar to work for which hourly rates or unit prices have been specified. In cases other than those mentioned in the previous paragraph, the Contractor must submit an offer, specifying the additions or reductions resulting from the changes. The change shall be implemented when the Customer wishes, irrespective of whether the effect of the change order in terms of the Estimated total cost, milestone plan or other terms and conditions of the Agreement have been finally resolved, cf. clause 3.7.

Consequences of change orders. ‌ If the Customer requires a change, the Contractor shall have the right to require adjustments to the Estimated total cost and milestone plan and other matters, cf. clause 3.3, caused by the change requirement of the Customer. Adjustments to the Estimated total cost shall be calculated on the basis of the hourly rates or other unit prices set out in Appendix 7, provided that the work occasioned by the change is, in the main, similar to work for which hourly rates or unit prices have been specified. In cases other than those mentioned in the previous paragraph, the Contractor must submit an offer, specifying the additions or reductions resulting from the changes. The change shall be implemented when the Customer wishes, irrespective of whether the effect of the change order in terms of the Estimated total cost, milestone plan or other terms and conditions of the Agreement have been finally resolved, cf. clause 3.7.