scope of the contract

The changes must be "within the general scope of the contract."

Be careful not to direct the contractor to take action beyond the scope of the contract or consent to a change in contract requirements.

In the scope of the contract, Turkish engineers will collaborate in the production of the satellite.

The scope of the contracts includes training and qualifying Saudi nationals, as well as research and development with the aim to transfer technology.

A change that adds or deletes an integral part of the work takes the changed work outside of the scope of the contract.

For instance, the terms might start with a list of definitions, and then set out any provisions relating to the formation and scope of the contract.

Like Ford, G.M. and Chrysler had sought to be chosen as the lead company in negotiations, the better to control the scope of the contract.

In answering this question, it is legitimate to consider the scope of the contract, the nature of the employee's conduct and the nature of the plaintiff's interest.

A change is within the scope of the contract if it can be regarded as within the contemplation of the parties at the time the contract was entered into.

All three of these clauses give the government the right, at any time and without notice to the sureties, to make changes in the work within the general scope of the contract.

The contractor is presumed to know the scope of the Contracting Officer's authority and cannot rely on any action of Contracting Officers when it exceeds their authority.

Availability of existing contract vehicles: Agencies may use existing BPAs or BOAs, provided that the use is within the general scope of the contract.

A spokesman for Fluor, Jerry Holloway, confirmed that it had been invited to bid on the work in Iraq but said he could not comment on the scale or scope of the contracts.

The scope of the contract includes myriad tasks from importing fuels to repairing pipelines, and the costs have increased through task orders and subcontracts, some of which are carried out with limited documentation or disclosure.

This was because claims involving changes outside the general scope of the contract, sometimes called cardinal changes, were deemed to be breach of contract cases and had to be taken to the Court of Claims.

Mr. Menchini said the city could also decide to narrow the scope of the contracts it eventually approves to allow Verizon to continue to provide the 911 service, a huge system that connects police, fire, ambulance and other emergency services through a single number.

Mr President, Mr Alavanos, I am sorry to have to tell you that it is not the Council's business to give its views on the interpretation of an international agreement and, in particular, on the scope of the contracting parties' rights and obligations.

(4) For modifications to contracts within the general scope of the contract that do not contain the clause at 52.219-8, Utilization of Small Business Concerns (or equivalent prior clauses; e.g., contracts awarded before the enactment of Public Law 95-507).

On McAlpine's behalf, it was alleged that, although each alteration had fallen within the scope of the contract, the cumulative effect of all the alterations was of such a nature that the original contract had lapsed and a new contract arisen impliedly through the conduct of the parties.