Cost Estimation Sample Clauses
The Cost Estimation clause defines how the anticipated expenses for a project or service are calculated and presented before work begins. Typically, it outlines the methods or standards used to estimate costs, specifies what items or services are included in the estimate, and may set procedures for revising estimates if project requirements change. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of expected financial commitments, helping to prevent disputes over budget overruns and promoting transparency in project planning.
Cost Estimation. All training costs are estimated. FTP and prospective internship/employment providers may require Student to pay additional fees for accommodation, food and related expenses, or any other expenses that may be incurred by FTP and internship/employment providers for Student’s relocation and additional training. Company recommends that Student reserves 10 to 15 percent of funds in addition to the estimated training cost stipulated in 3.2 of this agreement.
Cost Estimation. Conduct detailed ingredients-based costing of 128 prioritized services to estimate program costs per capita within the agreed fiscal space range.
Cost Estimation. The Architect shall submit to the Owner an estimate of the Cost of the Work at the culmination of Task 4.
Cost Estimation. A process in which a BIM is used to develop accurate quantity take-offs for the purpose of creating or validating cost estimates.
Cost Estimation. The Boys and Girls Club shall provide a third party estimation of the anticipated construction costs (hard costs) of the design sumital. No later than September 1, 2010
Cost Estimation. Estimate the costs associated with implementing both the core and complementary sub-packages by conducting a detailed ingredients-based costing of each of the 128 prioritized services . Ensure that the estimated cost per capita is well within the fiscal space range agreed upon for government financing of the package (in this case, US$12-14). This step is crucial to guarantee financial feasibility.
Cost Estimation. The YMCA shall provide a third party estimation of the anticipated construction costs (hard costs) of the design sumital. No later than September 1, 2010
Cost Estimation i. Consultant team to provide per-square-foot costs and allowances for design elements in 60% Design.
Cost Estimation. The YMCA shall provide a third party estimation of the anticipated construction costs (hard costs) of the design submittal. No later than one (1) month after Design Submittal.