Payments Based on a "Not‑to‑Exceed Sample Clauses

Payments Based on a "Not‑to‑Exceed. Price For the services described in any Work Order based on a "not-to-exceed" price, the Consultant's sole compensation shall be one or more payments computed as a multiple of actual hourly salary attributable to the time each person actually provides services under the relevant Work Order, the total of which payment(s) shall not exceed the "not-to-exceed" price under said Work Order. For purposes of “not-to-exceed” Work Orders and invoices under this Agreement, the Consultant shall submit to the Authority Exhibit A as follows: Exhibit A shall set forth the Consultant’s personnel (including all subconsultants) who will work or could potentially work under this Agreement. Exhibit A shall include the names, current titles, and actual current rates as of the effective date of this Agreement. An example of Exhibit A is attached hereto. The information in Exhibit A shall be entered into the Consultant Invoice Cover Sheet (Example Attached) and shall be currently dated and submitted to the Authority’s Contract Specialist prior to contract execution. This Exhibit A shall be in effect for one calendar year from the effective date of this Agreement. Annual salary increases up to 5% for the categories/classifications set forth in Exhibit A shall not require the Authority’s prior approval, however, new staff assigned to the Project, along with annual salary increases exceeding 5%, shall be proposed in advance to the Authority, accompanied by appropriate supporting documentation, for the Project Manager’s approval. The Authority will not pay any annual salary increase to the extent it exceeds 5% and was not approved in advance by the Authority. Exhibit B attached hereto is an authorization by the Authority establishing the Consultant’s multiplier. If a different multiplier is approved by the Authority’s Internal Auditor after the effective date of this Agreement, such multiplier may be applied retroactively by the Authority. The following provisions shall govern the calculation of payments based on a "not-to-exceed" price:
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