Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 736 - PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Division 146 - GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATED TOPUBLIC CONTRACTING
Section 736-146-0060 - Payment Authorization of Cost Overruns for Goods or Services including Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Services and Related Services Contracts

(a) The original contract was duly executed and, if required, approved by the Attorney General.

(b) The original contract has not expired, been terminated, or been reinstated under OAR 736-147-0070 as of the date written approval to increase the contract amount is granted.

(c) The cost overrun is not associated with any change in the statement of work set out in the original contract.

(d) The cost overrun arose out of extraordinary circumstances or conditions encountered in the course of contract performance that were reasonably not anticipated at the time the original contract or the most recent amendment, if any, was signed. Such circumstances include but are not limited to cost overruns that:

(e) The cost overrun was incurred in good faith, results from the good faith performance by the contractor, and is no greater than the prescribed hourly rate or the reasonable value of the additional work or performance rendered.

(f) Except for the cost overrun, the contract and its objective are within the statutory authority of OPRD and OPRD currently has funds available for payment under the contract.

(g) An officer or employee of OPRD has presented a written report to OPRD's designated procurement officer within 60 days of the discovery of the overrun that states the reasons for the cost overrun and demonstrates to the satisfaction of OPRD's designated procurement officer that the original contract and the circumstances of the overrun satisfy the conditions stated above.

(h) OPRD's designated procurement officer approves in writing the payment of the overrun, or such portion of the overrun amount as OPRD's designated procurement officer determines may be paid consistent with the conditions of this rule. If OPRD's designated procurement officer has signed the contract, or has immediate supervisory responsibility over performance of the contract, that person must designate an alternate delegate to grant or deny written approval of payment.