Common use of Estimated Cost of Services Clause in Contracts

Estimated Cost of Services. A cost estimate for election expenses is attached hereto and made a part of this contract as Exhibit “C” or Exhibit “C-1”, whichever is applicable. The parties agree that these are an estimate only and that the CITY is obligated to pay their respective portion of the actual expenses of the election as set forth herein. The Contracting Officer agrees to advise the CITY if it appears that the actual expenses incurred by the Contracting Officer will exceed by 20% or more the estimated expenses to be paid initially by the Contracting Officer and reimbursed jointly by the CITY.

Estimated Cost of Services. A cost estimate for election expenses is attached hereto and made a part of this contract as Exhibit “C” or Exhibit “C-1”, whichever is applicable. The parties agree that these are an estimate only and that the CITY is obligated to pay their respective portion of the actual expenses of the election (and runoff election, if applicable) as set forth herein. The Contracting Officer agrees to advise the CITY if it appears that the actual expenses incurred by the Contracting Officer will exceed by 20% or more the estimated expenses to be paid initially by the Contracting Officer and reimbursed jointly by the CITY.

Estimated Cost of Services. A cost estimate for election expenses is attached hereto and made a part of this contract as Exhibit “CC.” or Exhibit “C-1”, whichever is applicable. The parties agree that these are this is an estimate only and that the CITY City is obligated to pay their respective portion of the actual expenses of the election as set forth herein. The Contracting Officer agrees to advise the CITY City if it appears that the actual expenses incurred by the Contracting Officer will exceed by 20% or more the estimated expenses to be paid initially by the Contracting Officer and reimbursed jointly by the CITYCity.