Common use of Term of Contract; Contract Extension Clause in Contracts

Term of Contract; Contract Extension. (a) Subject to the remainder of this provision, and unless Terminated in accordance with any other provision of this Contract, the Contract shall have a term of four years from its effective date, which is the date that the Connecticut Attorney General’s Office approves it, which Termination is only for purposes of contracting for any new or additional work. From and after this or any other Termination date, a Department shall not issue any new or additional requests (taking the form of a purchase order, or an RFP seeking proposals for a Feasibility Analysis or any other document) to the Contractor seeking work beyond that already set forth in any applicable Final Exhibit. If the Contractor nevertheless receives such a request from a Department, the Contractor shall decline to comply with the request, since this Contract will have Terminated for purposes of any new or additional work. The Contract, however, shall continue in full force and effect, but only for the duration of the term, and for and to the extent of the work set forth, in the applicable Final Exhibits. (b) The parties may extend this Contract, prior to Termination one or more times for a combined total period of extensions that do not exceed the complete length of the original term, and only in accordance with the Contract Amendments Section in this Contract.