Maryland Code, State Finance and Procurement § 13-218

(1) termination for default;

(2) termination wholly or partly by the State for its convenience if the head of the primary procurement unit determines that termination is appropriate;

(3) variations that occur between estimated and actual quantities of work in a procurement contract;

(4) liquidated damages, as appropriate;

(5) specified excuses for nonperformance;

(6) except for real property leases, the unilateral right of the State to order in writing:

(7) the obligation of the contractor to comply with the political contribution reporting requirements under Title 14 of the Election Law Article, to which the contractor may be subject as required under § 17-402 of this article; and

(8) nonvisual access for information technology as required under § 3A-312 of this article.

(1) a clause providing for contract modification if the condition of a site differs from the condition described in the specifications; and

(2) a clause covering the requirements for notice of contract claims, submission of contract claims, and resolution of contract claims under § 15-219 of this article.

(1) make each contract modification or change order that affects the price of the procurement contract subject to:

(2) prohibit the contract modification or change order if the certification by the fiscal authority discloses that the contract modification or change order will increase the cost beyond budgeted and available money, unless: