Pricing Variations Clause Samples
The Pricing Variations clause defines how changes to the agreed-upon price may be handled during the course of a contract. It typically outlines the circumstances under which prices can be adjusted, such as changes in scope, market conditions, or unforeseen costs, and may specify the process for requesting and approving such adjustments. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear mechanism for addressing price changes, thereby reducing disputes and providing flexibility to accommodate evolving project requirements or external factors.
Pricing Variations. All Prices shall remain firm for a minimum period of twelve months from the Commencement of Full Operations. On the first anniversary of the Commencement of Full Operations, and annually thereafter the Supplier shall be entitled to request the Authority reviews the Contract Price. For the avoidance of doubt, there shall be no increase to the Contract Price except where prior written approval has been given by the Authority. Any price increase agreed by the Authority, for whatever reason, shall not exceed the % increase in the agreed Index. Please supply an Index to be used.
Pricing Variations. All Prices shall remain firm for a minimum period of twelve months from the
Pricing Variations. 3.1 If the Customer requests any variation to the Order placed, FILTERFIT PTY LTD may, in its discretion:
(a) increase the price to account for the variation, or
(b) provide a revised Quotation for the goods or services.