Directive Letter Sample Clauses

A Directive Letter clause establishes the authority for one party, typically the client or principal, to issue formal written instructions to the other party, such as a contractor or service provider, during the course of a project or contract. This clause outlines the process for issuing, receiving, and acknowledging such directives, and may specify the circumstances under which they can be used, such as changes in scope, methods, or timing of work. By formalizing the mechanism for giving instructions, the clause ensures clear communication, helps prevent disputes, and provides a documented trail of decisions and changes throughout the contractual relationship.
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Directive Letter. Subject to Section 10.1(c) and for so long as a Department Change Request has not been finally agreed between the parties, the Department may in its sole discretion deliver to the Development Entity a Directive Letter, directing the Development Entity to proceed with the performance of the Extra Work envisioned in a Department Change Request. The Directive Letter shall also set out the kind, character, and limits of the work. Upon receipt of the Directive Letter, the Development Entity shall implement and perform the work in question as directed by the Department and in accordance with any relevant procedures set out in Schedule 19 (Extra Work Costs).
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Directive Letter. Subject to Section 10.1.3, the Authority may in its sole discretion deliver to Developer a “Directive Letter,” directing Developer to proceed with the performance of the Extra Work envisioned in an Authority Change Request. The Directive Letter shall also set forth the kind, character, and limits of the work. Upon receipt of the Directive Letter, Developer shall implement and perform the work in question as directed by the Authority and Developer may claim for a Compensation Event in accordance with and subject to the provisions of Article 12 (Supervening Events).
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Directive Letter. (i) The LA DOTD may, at any time and for any reason other than the exceptions set forth in Sections 13.02(a)(i) through (a)(v), issue a Directive Letter to Developer if the LA DOTD desires any change in the Work or in the event of any Dispute regarding the scope of Work. Such Directive Letter will include any changes to the Technical Provisions, if applicable, necessary to proceed with the Work covered by the Directive Letter. (ii) Upon receipt of a Directive Letter under Section 13.02(d)(i), the Developer will implement and perform the Work in question as directed by the LA DOTD. (iii) The parties will execute a Change Order to memorialize the terms of the Directive Letter. To the extent there are any Disputes related to any Directive Letter issued under this Section 13.02(d), such Disputes will be subject to the dispute resolution procedures set forth in ARTICLE 21. Upon conclusion of such dispute resolution procedures, the parties will then execute such Change Order.
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Directive Letter. (a) If a District Change Request has not been finally agreed to by the Parties, the District may deliver to the Developer a letter directing the Developer to proceed with the performance of the Extra Work proposed in the District Change Request (a “Directive Letter”). (b) A Directive Letter must set out the kind, character and limits of the Extra Work that the Developer is required to perform. (c) Upon receipt of a Directive Letter, the Developer shall, subject to its rights under Section
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Directive Letter. 19.3.1.1 Department may at any time issue a Directive Letter to Contractor in the event of any desired change in the Work or in the event of any dispute regarding the Work required by the Contract Documents, subject to the provisions of Article 14.5. The Directive Letter will state that it is issued under this Article 19.3.1 and will describe the Work in question. Except as otherwise provided in Article 1 or Article 14.5, Contractor will proceed with the Work as and when directed, pending the execution of a formal Change Order (or, if the letter states that the Work is within the Work required by the Contract Documents, Contractor will proceed with the Work as directed but shall have the right, pursuant to Article 19.4, to request that Department issue a Change Order with respect thereto). In the event that Department refuses to issue a Change Order based on Contractor’s request, Contractor shall nevertheless perform all Work as and when specified by Directive Letter, and shall have the right to submit the issue to dispute resolution hereunder. The fact that a Directive Letter was issued by the Department in and of itself shall not be considered evidence that, in fact, a Directed Change occurred.
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