Common use of Required Notification Clause in Contracts

Required Notification. As a condition precedent for any claim, the Contractor must give notice in writing to the Project Manager in the manner and within the time periods stated in Section 4.2, CHANGES for claims for extra compensation, damages, or an extension of time due for one or more of the following reasons: 7.25.1.1 Requirements not clearly covered in the Contract, or not ordered by the Project Manager as an extra; 7.25.1.2 Failure by the Department and Contractor to agree to an Oral Order or an adjustment in price or contract time for a Field Order or a Change Order (which was not previously agreed on by a Field Order), issued by the Department; 7.25.1.3 An action or omission by the Project Manager requiring performance changes beyond the scope of the Contract; and/or 7.25.1.4 Failure of the Department to issue a Field Order for controversies within the scope of Section 4.2, CHANGES. 7.25.1.5 For any other type of claim, the Contractor shall give notice within the time periods set forth in contract provisions pertaining to that event. If no specific contract provisions pertain to the claim, then the written notice of claim must be submitted within fifteen (15) days of the event giving rise to the claim.