Schedule Recovery Sample Clauses

Schedule Recovery. In the event that an updated Schedule indicates that a milestone requirement falls twenty (20) or more work days behind schedule and there is no force majeure excusable delay or change to support a time extension, Consultant shall prepare and submit a recovery schedule ("Recovery Schedule") for acceptance by the City five (5) calendar days after the updated Schedule is submitted. The Recovery Schedule shall consist of proposed revisions to the Consultant's Schedule demonstrating how the Consultant intends to achieve all milestones set forth in this Agreement, including completion dates for Work allotted under the terms of this Agreement. An accompanying narrative shall describe the cause of the problems and the actions planned by the Consultant to recover lost time.

Schedule Recovery. If the Work represented by the critical path falls behind more than 7 days, the project schedule shall be redone within 14 days showing how the Contractor shall recover the time. A narrative that addresses the changes in the schedule from the previously submitted schedule shall be submitted along with the schedule in both hard copy (appropriate report formats to be determined by the Owner Representative) and electronic copy. The Contractor shall comply with the most recent schedules.

Schedule Recovery. If the Contractor fails to complete (or has reason to believe that it is likely to fail to complete) any (i) Critical Path Item or (ii) other items of Work that, taken individually or in the aggregate, are likely to result in a failure to complete any Critical Path Item, in each case, by the scheduled date identified in the Milestone Schedule therefor, the Contractor shall: (i) immediately notify the Developer in writing of such failure or likelihood of delay, specifying the reasons therefor, and provide the Developer with a detailed work-around plan (a "SCHEDULE RECOVERY PLAN") for correcting delays or potential delays in meeting all scheduled dates and the Guaranteed RFS Date which includes forecasts of the amount of additional Reimbursable Costs that would be incurred to implement such Schedule Recovery Plan; (ii) at the Developer's direction, accelerate its performance of the Work by providing whatever efforts, resources or means necessary (which efforts, resources or means shall, in any event, comply with all other requirements of this Contract) to recover adherence to the Milestone Schedule, including, without limitation, additional or overtime labor and additional construction equipment; and (iii) furnish to the Developer weekly written status reports detailing the Contractor's progress under any Schedule Recovery Plan. The Contractor hereby acknowledges that its failure (i) to notify the Developer and furnish a Schedule Recovery Plan within [REDACTED] Days after becoming aware (or after it should have become aware) of any delay affecting or likely to affect any Critical Path Item set forth in the Milestone Schedule or, (ii) with respect to any such delay actually occurring and continuing, to implement the Schedule Recovery Plan immediately after directed by the Developer to implement such Schedule Recovery Plan and its failure to implement it at the rate of progress set forth therein, shall constitute an Event of Default under Section 24.1(a) hereof.