Start-up Cost Sample Clauses
A Start-up Cost clause defines the initial expenses that a party, typically a contractor or service provider, may incur at the beginning of a project or contract. This clause outlines which costs are considered start-up costs, such as mobilization, equipment setup, or initial staffing, and may specify how and when these costs are to be reimbursed or paid. Its core practical function is to ensure that the party responsible for project initiation is compensated for necessary upfront expenditures, thereby facilitating smooth project commencement and reducing disputes over early-stage financial obligations.
Start-up Cost. The cost for a Start-up shall be calculated in accordance with Equation D-1: Start-up Cost ($) Start-up = Fuel Cost ($) Start-up + Power Cost ($) Other + Start-up Costs ($) Shutdown + Power Cost ($) Each component of the Start-up Cost in Equation D-1 is set forth below.
Start-up Cost. (including radio modem and installation): Payment shall be made directly to Cottage Country Internet immediately upon installation by cheque, credit card or preauthorized payment. This Agreement will be cancelled without further obligations by either party if service cannot be installed within 120 days.
Start-up Cost. [redacted] per Unit per normal start applied after the first [redacted] beginning [redacted] of each year. A normal start is defined as any hour in which the Unit output is changed from zero (0) megawatts to anything greater than zero (0) megawatts.
Start-up Cost. The Parties shall jointly and equally be responsible for all capital and startup costs in connection with the Helpdesk.
Start-up Cost. (including radio modem and installation): Payment shall be made directly to 4pairless communications inc. immediately upon installation by cheque, credit card or preauthorized payment. This Agreement will be cancelled without further obligations by either party if service cannot be installed within 120 days.