Open Book. 37.1 The Service Provider shall provide TfL with open book pricing and shall, whenever requested by the TfL, provide to TfL details and supporting evidence of all the Service Provider’s costs in meeting its obligations under this Agreement, including all management, software, hardware and service input costs.
Open Book. In order to allow the Parties to have a constructive discussion on annual Price review, GW shall supply to NOVARTIS at NOVARTIS’ request a fully transparent and detailed cost calculation according to the principles of “open book”. GW will share with NOVARTIS details of the costs of Approved Subcontractors.
Open Book. The Provider shall be responsible for proving the accuracy of any facts or figures referred to in this Agreement and the Provider shall prove (where requested to do so) the accuracy of any such facts or figures on an Open Book basis to the reasonable satisfaction of the Scottish Ministers.
Open Book. Flextronics will provide Nortel with detailed Material Cost and Transformation Cost data (including historical) for the legacy System Houses. Flextronics will provide Material Cost data (including historical) only for the non-legacy System Houses and applicable Flextronics “Tier 1” manufacturing sites.
Open Book. At the completion of the revaluation work and following statutory requirements, the Assessor shall hold informal hearings referred to as the Open Book, prior to the Board of Review. During the Open Book, interested property owners may view the assessment roll and discuss their individual appraisals. Assessor shall take the phone calls to schedule appointments for the open book conference. Assessor shall provide necessary staff to accommodate the projected attendance. Assessor shall work with the Municipality to determine the date when the Open Book will take place. The Municipality will provide an appropriate area to conduct the Open Book. Unless otherwise specified in this Contract, the informal hearings will be held for as many days as needed.
Open Book. In addition to providing the City and other entities with jurisdiction access to the Property to conduct permit-related inspections of the Improvements, the Recipient will provide the City full access, upon the City providing reasonable notice, to all portions of the Property and all documents and records concerning the Improvements. During business hours and at the Recipient’s office, the Recipient shall make available for review by the City and its agents the books and records relating to the Recipient’s costs with respect to the Improvements to enable the City to verify the Improvements’ cost, including, but not limited to, the Recipient’s, general contractor’s and contractors’ sworn statements, general contracts, subcontracts, purchase orders, waivers of lien, paid receipts, invoices, and all other information requested by the City. These records shall be available for inspection, audit, and examination. The City agrees to keep all financial information of the Recipient confidential, except to the extent required for compliance with any applicable law, rule, or regulation. The foregoing City review and audit rights shall terminate on the Effective Date’s 2-year anniversary.
Open Book. 5.1 The Supplier acknowledges that the provisions of this paragraph 5 are designed to facilitate - and the Supplier shall at its own cost co-operate with the Authority in order to achieve - transparency, certainty and value for money in addressing the pricing and cost implications of any Change.
Open Book. 22.1The Buyerwill at the start of the Development provide a copy of their baseline appraisal of the projective costs of the construction and delivery of the Development and prior to the Completion Date the Buyer will carry out a final appraisal of the actual costs of the Development on an Open Book basis by sharing all financial information in respect to the actual costs of the construction and delivery of the Development (including consultant’s fees, on-costs and all necessary reports) and if after such final appraisal both parties agree acting reasonably that the final costs are lower than the estimatedcosts calculated by the Buyer and set out in the Buyers initial appraisal the Buyer will pay the difference in the residual land value to the seller based on the financial assumptions of the association and the values of the sold
Open Book. The Provider shall be responsible for proving the accuracy of any facts or figures referred to in this Deed and the Provider shall prove (where requested to do so) the accuracy of any such facts or figures on an Open Book basis to the reasonable satisfaction of the Agency.
Open Book. The Project shall be an “open book” project, meaning that the Developer and the general contractor (or contractors, if more than one) will assure continuing access to the Village’s agents at Developer or general contractor’s office for the purpose of reviewing and auditing their respective books and records relating to any item necessary to determine the costs of the Project; provided, however, that all such access shall be limited to normal business hours upon reasonable prior notice and shall not occur more frequently than once per calendar quarter. The foregoing Village review rights shall terminate one (1) year after the issuance of the Certificate of Project Completion with respect to costs for the Project, unless the Developer has failed to make available any such books and/or records requested in writing by the Village. Developer shall provide to the Village copies of any partnership agreements, limited liability company operating agreements, corporate by-laws or joint venture agreements pertaining to the Property to which the Developer is a party; provided that the Developer may, (if Developer has previously provided the Village not less than thirty (30) days to review such confidential financial materials), remove from the copies of such agreements any confidential financial information previously disclosed to the Village and not since changed in form or substance and the Village shall keep such agreements confidential, to the maximum extent permitted by law. All documents made available for review or provided to the Village pursuant to this Section may be proprietary, privileged and confidential and are provided to the Village subject to the protections from disclosure set forth in Section 7(g) of the Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140/7 (g)). Failure to provide the corporate documents or allow review of the financial books within fifteen
