Common use of Unilateral Change Order Clause in Contracts

Unilateral Change Order. When a change in the Work is required, and the Judicial Council and the CMR cannot agree as to the amount of the adjustment in the GMP and/or the extent of the adjustment in the Contract Time, the Judicial Council, at its sole discretion and without invalidating the Contract, may unilaterally issue a Change Order either under a lump-sum pricing option or a not-to-exceed time-and-materials pricing option, consistent with the “Lump-Sum Pricing Option” and “Time-and- Materials Pricing Option” provisions herein, for the change in the Work (“Unilateral Change Order”). A Unilateral Change Order shall not require CMR’s written acceptance. CMR shall diligently perform the work of a Unilateral Change Order regardless of any pending dispute thereof and CMR may maintain any rights available to it under the “Disputes and Claims” provisions herein.