Interwest Construction Inc. 7/22/2020

I in writing, the amount of the deductive change order will be upon agreed prior to 9 Contractor implementing the less stringent COVID-19 Requirements. Section 1-09.11 is revised as shown below: 1-09,11 Disputes and Claims Supplement 1-09.11 by adding the following: 1-09.11(4) COVID-19 Contract Claims: Baseline COVID-19 Requirements Contractor shall in no event be entitled to assert a Contract Claim for increase to the Contract Sum for any direct or indirect costs (including without limitation Delay, cumulative impact, inefficiency or ripple costs) incurred by the Contractor to comply with the Baseline COVID-19 Requirements or any COVID-19 Requirements applicable to the Work after Bid opening that are equal to or less stringent than the Baseline COVID-19 Requirements. The Contractor shall be entitled to an extension of Contract Time for Delays to the extent caused by Baseline COVID-19 Requirements. Extension of Contract Time shall be determined pursuant to 1-08.8 EXTENSIONS OF TIME. This Contract Time extension is the Contractor's sole remedy if the Contract Time in the Contract Documents is insufficient to complete the Work because of Baseline COVID-19 Requirements. All other Contract Claims regarding COVID-19 are governed by Section 1-09.11A(3)D1 CAUSED SOLELY BY THIRD PARTIES OR FORCE MAJEURE. For example, Contract Claims governed by Section 1-09.11A(3)D1 include without limitation • Contract Claims regarding COVID-19 Requirements applicable to the Work at any time after Bid opening that are more stringent than Baseline COVID-19 Requirements • Contract Claims relating to unavailable or delayed labor, materials, equipment or subcontractors to the extent caused by COVID-19. All other requirements of the contract documents remain in effect. City of Everett _ � ROs ,9 „3. o � Arnie Roshak, P.E. • Project Manager .-O ertt, 44730 <-% ��;• SIGNAL Addendum 1 Page 5 CITY OF EVERETT • 3200 Cedar Street • Everett, WA 98201 • (425) 257-8800 • Fax (425) 257-8882