Common use of Total Cost Clause in Contracts

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed $70,000 (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed $70,000 Dollars and zero Cents ($ ) (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed Twelve Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Three and 00/100 Dollars ($70,000 12,463.00) (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed Twenty-Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty- Nine and 00/100 Dollars ($70,000 29,969) (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty Seven and 00/100 Dollars ($70,000 10,857.00) (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.

Total Cost. County will pay Contractor a total amount not to exceed [Maximum Amount] and [cents]/100 Dollars ($70,000 [Dollar Amount]) (“Contract Maximum”). The Contract Maximum is not subject to any express or implied condition precedent. The County is not required to pay for any minimum amount of any Services.