Cost Components Sample Clauses
The Cost Components clause defines the specific elements that make up the total cost under an agreement. It typically outlines which expenses are included, such as materials, labor, overhead, and any applicable taxes or fees, and may specify how each component is calculated or adjusted. By clearly itemizing these components, the clause ensures transparency in pricing and helps prevent disputes over what costs are recoverable or chargeable under the contract.
Cost Components. The monthly FLR fee identified above includes direct costs incurred by the COUNTY to connect to the FLR. In the event the Board of Directors of the FLR implement a pricing change and the County receives notice of that change, the COUNTY agrees to review the financial impact and make appropriate rate adjustments.
Cost Components. The following are the costs components associated with the delivery of the AOLB/Itau co-branded services: o network (R$/hours) o member service (R$/Call) o administrative expenses o indirect taxes (ISS and Pis/Cofins) In order to achieve an equitable share of such costs, in case of cost increasing an decreasing, AOLB and Itau will periodically review the cost structure (see item 5(f)).
Cost Components. Portland’s water system is designed and operated to meet different rates of demand, defined by the following Cost Components:
Cost Components. 6.6.1 PPG shall determine the particular amounts to be included in the various costs identified in Exhibits A-2 through A-4 in a manner consistent with past practice under the Original Agreement, and so as to conform with generally accepted practices in the specialty chemicals industry. Should PPG, in performing any services or providing any Products hereunder, incur any substantial costs in connection with an equipment malfunction, processing error or other similar occurrence that are beyond those which is foreseeable and customary, the amounts associated therewith shall not be included in such costs.
6.6.2 The various costs identified in Exhibits A-2 through A-4 shall be reset as of the beginning of each Contract Year and, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties in writing, shall remain in effect for the remainder of such Contract Year. PPG shall notify UDC of all such cost adjustments at least thirty (30) days prior to the date on which the adjustment is to take effect and, upon UDC’s request, PPG shall provide UDC with a reasonably detailed written justification for the adjustment.
Cost Components. Portland’s water system is designed and operated to meet different rates of demand, defined by the following Cost Components:
1. Base Costs – the costs Portland incurs to provide water up to its customers’ average daily demand (ADD) needs.
2. Peak Season Extra Capacity – the additional costs above Base costs that Portland incurs to meet peak season demands.
3. Peak 3-Day Extra Capacity – the additional costs Portland incurs, above and beyond Peak Season, to meet Peak 3-Day Demands.
4. Cost Components may be amended from time to time to reflect changes in AWWA M1 Manual methodologies. Other changes to the Cost Parameters may be made without modification to any other terms of this Agreement by mutual consent of the WWMG and the Administrator.
Cost Components. Both index-based and cost-based Rate adjustments are effected by applying various adjustment factors as described herein to the following categories of costs and other amounts, which are referred to herein as "Cost Components" or "Components":
Cost Components. The Authority intends to enter into a PPA with the selected Offeror(s) that will have a 20-year term and locks the cost of generated electricity over the life of the PPA (or alternatively agree upon a fixed yearly escalator for this component). Furthermore, the Authority shall only be responsible for paying for electricity delivered to the Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) utility meter at each facility. The Authority shall not be responsible for any other payments during the term of the PPA, including, but not limited to, network upgrades, environmental costs, curtailment costs, fees or similar items up to and including the Pepco meter that might not yet be identified or may arise after PPA execution or commercial operation. Financial Structure/Capital Lease. Given the budgetary requirements applicable to the Authority, any PPA will need to be structured in such a manner so that it will not be considered debt and will not qualify as a capital lease under generally accepted accounting standards. The Authority does not intend either to provide any subsidy or other financing for the installation or
Cost Components. For each of the items listed as ''Fixed'' below, this means the item is included in your contract prices as set forth in the Account Schedule. For each of the items listed as ''Passed Through'' below, this means that you will be charged the costs associated with the line item in accordance with the definitions of each item in Section 1 Definitions of the General Terms and Conditions.