All Parties Billings Sample Clauses

All Parties Billings. All Parties to this Agreement agree to: • Bill for expenses as shown in Attachment 2, Table 9 and Table 10. • Adhere to the incident billing criteria listed in Clause 38. • Xxxx for eligible aviation costs as listed in Clause 46.n. • Incorporate project costs associated with Clause 21. • Include suppression and non-specific suppression costs associated with equipment, supplies, meals, lodging, personnel salaries based on agency policy, overtime and travel, prepositioning, and the agreed upon percentage of supplemental resources expenses. • Include agreed upon miscellaneous costs including, but not limited to those listed in Clause 21. • Ensure a unique fire code is generated for all reimbursable incidents. Reimbursable incidents should not be included in ABCD Misc. • Facilitate each other’s financial management activities by cooperating with any additional requests for xxxxxxxx and cost estimates. • Xxxx using the Bill for Collection Process. • Comply with the billing and payment timelines identified in Table 7 or Table 8 as applicable. • Follow the general directions in Exhibit D of the Master Agreement.
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All Parties Billings. All Parties to this Agreement agree to: • Bill for expenses as shown in Attachment 2, Table 8 and Table 9. • Adhere to the incident billing criteria listed in Clause 38. • Bill for eligible aviation costs as listed in Clause 45.m. • Incorporate project costs associated with Clause 21. • Include suppression and non-specific suppression costs associated with equipment, supplies, meals, lodging, personnel salaries based on agency policy, overtime and travel, prepositioning, and the agreed upon percentage of supplemental resources expenses. • Include agreed upon miscellaneous costs including, but not limited to those listed in Clause 21. • Facilitate each other’s financial management activities by cooperating with any additional requests for xxxxxxxx and cost estimates. • Xxxx using the Bill for Collection Process. • Comply with the billing and payment timelines identified in Table 7 or Table 8 as applicable. • Follow the general directions in Exhibit D of the Master Agreement.
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