Extract to table

1 can be distilled into four elements, each of which must be satisfied before the Owner may exercise its right to terminate: (1) Existence of a material breach

The Owner must provide the Contractor with a formal written notice that identifies the specific breach or breaches on which the termination for cause will be predicated

The notice must be sufficiently specific to apprise the Contractor of the nature and scope of the alleged breach so that the Contractor has a meaningful opportunity to cure

If the Contractor fails to cure within the 30-day period, the Owner must issue a separate written notice of termination to effectuate the termination for cause

Specifically, for each day of unexcused delay beyond a milestone's scheduled completion date, the Contractor is required to pay the Owner liquidated damages of $175,000 per day per milestone

Under the MCA, changes to scope or schedule must be formalized through a written Change Order signed by both parties