F6 Variation Sample Clauses

The F6 Variation clause defines the process for making changes to the scope of work or contract terms after the agreement has been signed. Typically, it outlines how either party can propose a variation, the requirements for submitting such requests (such as written notice), and the method for assessing any adjustments to price, timeline, or deliverables resulting from the change. This clause ensures that modifications are managed transparently and equitably, preventing disputes by providing a clear framework for handling alterations to the original contract.
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F6 Variation. Subject to the provisions of this clause F6, the Authority may request a Variation to the Specification provided that such Variation to the Specification does not amount to a material change to the Specification.
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F6 Variation. If, after the Commencement Date, the Authority’s requirements change, the Authority may request a Variation subject to the terms of this clause F6.
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F6 Variation. If, after the date of signature of this Contract, the Authority’s requirements change, the Authority may request a Variation subject to the terms of this clause 6.
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Related to F6 Variation

  • F3 Variation The Authority may from time to time during the Contract Period, by written notice to the Contractor, request a variation of the Contract provided that such variation does not amount to a material change to it. Such a change is hereinafter called a “Variation”.

  • Variation No variation of this Agreement shall be effective unless it is in writing and signed by the parties (or their authorised representatives).