Bump Charge Clause Samples

A Bump Charge clause defines an additional fee that may be applied under certain circumstances, typically when costs increase unexpectedly or when extra services are required beyond the original agreement. For example, if a project incurs higher material costs or requires overtime labor, the bump charge allows the service provider to pass these extra expenses on to the client. This clause ensures that the provider is compensated for unforeseen costs, thereby allocating the risk of cost overruns and maintaining fairness in the contractual relationship.