Prices/Costs. This is an IDIQ contract as contemplated by FAR 16.504.
Prices/Costs. This is an Indefinite Quantity contract as contemplated by FAR 16.504.
Prices/Costs. The prices will include all work, including furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and services, unless otherwise specified in Section B.4.4. The prices listed below shall include all labor, materials, direct and indirect costs, insurance (see FAR 52.228-4 and 52.228-5), overhead, and profit.
Prices/Costs. The Government shall use the labor categories and fixed hourly rates per labor category, below, for establishing a firm fixed-price for the task orders. Each task order shall be negotiated individually by determining, before work starts, the labor categories and number of hours required, and by multiplying the hourly rates by the number of hours. The Government will make payment in local currency.
Prices/Costs. In consideration of performance of the work described in SECTION B, HHS agrees to compensate the Contractor the amount that is the difference between premiums collected and claims plus allowable administrative costs incurred, for the work described in SECTION B, unless the contract is otherwise modified, for which estimated amounts are shown below: Base Period Estimated Amount $ Option Year 1 Estimated Amount $ Option Year 2 Estimated Amount $ Option Year 3 Estimated Amount $ Close-Out Period Estimated Amount $ All Periods (Base + Options) Total Estimated Amount $ Note that HHS reserves the right to reallocate unobligated funds based on actual cost experience of the state’s administration of the temporary high risk health insurance pool program.
Prices/Costs. The Supplier shall charge the Client the prices and costs for the Products as set out in Schedule 2. [OMITTED CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION] Date of this Agreement Thereafter the Supplier may increase the prices and costs for the Products from time to time during the Term but no more than once per year and shall provide three (3) months prior written notice of any variation to the Client and any such increase shall be done with evidence of manufacturing, material and handling cost increases. Any variation of the prices and costs will apply to all orders received by the Supplier on or after the effective date of the variation. Price increases will not apply to orders placed under long term contracts between the Client and his customer but only for that portion of the price increase which under such contract could not be passed on by the Client to the customer. However, if a price increase has been announced, the new price shall apply to any new long term contract entered into by the Client after the announcement and a subsequent price increase shall not apply to orders placed under such contract unless (and to the extent only that) such further increase could be passed on to the Clients customer. As an exception to the above, the Supplier agrees not to apply price increases during the entire Term of this Agreement for Products which the Client will order for relief agencies or institutional customers. For those customers, a price increase will apply only if the Client is able to effect a corresponding price increase in the prices received from such customers and any increase will apply only to that portion of the increase and only on those Products to be sold to the customers that accept such price increase.
Prices/Costs. In consideration of performance of the work described in SECTION B, HHS agrees to compensate the Contractor the amount that is the difference between premiums collected and claims plus allowable administrative costs incurred, for the work described in SECTION B, unless the contract is otherwise modified, for which estimated amounts are shown below: Base Period Estimated Amount Option Year 1 $2,884,000 Estimated Amount $12,050,000 Option Year 2 Estimated Amount $14,707,000 Option Year 3 Estimated Amount $15,883,000 Close-Out Period Estimated Amount $477,000 All Periods (Base + Options) Total Estimated Amount $46,000,000 Note that HHS reserves the right to reallocate unobligated funds based on actual cost experience of the state’s administration of the temporary high risk health insurance pool program.
Prices/Costs. In consideration of performance of the work described in SECTION B, HHS agrees to fund the high risk pool program in Washington by paying the Contractor the amount that is the difference between premiums collected and claims plus allowable administrative costs incurred, for the work described in SECTION B, unless the contract is otherwise modified, for which estimated amounts are shown below: Base Period Estimated Amount $ 1,047,537 Option Year 1 Estimated Amount $ 10,857,318 Option Year 2 Estimated Amount $ 28,114,856 Option Year 3 Estimated Amount $ 50,917,990 Close-Out Period Estimated Amount $ 10,675,296 All Periods (Base + Options) Total Estimated Amount $ 101,612,997 Note that HHS reserves the right to reallocate unobligated funds based on the actual cost experience of the temporary high risk health insurance pool program.
Prices/Costs. 4.1 All prices of SRG International are Ex Works (warehouse) SRG International (Oud Xxxxxx, the Netherlands), stated in euros and are exclusive of turnover tax (VAT) unless stated otherwise.
Prices/Costs. In consideration of performance of the work described in SECTION B, HHS agrees to compensate the Contractor the amount that is the difference between premiums collected and claims plus allowable administrative costs incurred, for the work described in SECTION B, unless the contract is otherwise modified, for which estimated amounts are shown below: Base Period Estimated Amount $14,243,280 Option Year 1 Estimated Amount $46,826,550 Option Year 2 Estimated Amount $46,819,165 Option Year 3 Estimated Amount $52,104,013 Close-Out Period Estimated Amount $0 All Periods (Base + Options) Total Estimated Amount $159,993,008 Note that HHS reserves the right to reallocate unobligated funds based on actual cost experience of the state’s administration of the temporary high risk health insurance pool program.
