Administrative cost definition

Administrative cost means a fee imposed to cover:

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Administrative cost means the reasonable incremental cost to the investor-owned utility to process

Administrative cost means eligible expenses associated with preparation of applications, notification of residents, collec- tion of funds, maintenance of records and other activities dealing with the preparation and administration of the cost shared sup- pression program for gypsy moths.

Examples of Administrative cost in a sentence

• The Budget Transaction Report and Budget Itemization Report submitted shall include items identified as Administrative Costs with totals indicating that Indirect and Administrative cost rates have not been exceeded.

• Administrative cost of the Plan shall be borne by the participants in the Plan.

• International Travel and Accommodation £ Professional Consultancy Fees and Project activity £ Communication and Promotion £ Staff time and other delivery cost £ Administrative cost and consumables £ The Recipient should manage the expenses within the above-mentioned budget for each budget category.

• The French and English translations of the settlement agreement and all notices pursuant to this Settlement Agreement shall be paid from the Account as a Notice and Administrative cost.

• Total compensation under this Contract shall not exceed $840,647.00 in the Initial Term, payable at a rate of: Administrative cost, $228,622.00, and 25 Youth Advisors at 24,481.00 each.

More Definitions of Administrative cost

Administrative cost means the county highway com- missioner’s staff and material costs to perform the county high- way commissioner’s duties to the county MSI program for cities and villages with a population of 20,000 or less, and the county TRI program, including the cost of conducting bid lettings for MSI projects in cities and villages with a population of 20,000 or less and for TRI projects.

Administrative cost means those costs that are traditionally termed indirect and overhead.

Administrative cost means program and project costs incurred by a clean water service provider or a grantee, including costs to conduct procurement, contract preparation, and monitoring, reporting, and invoicing.

Administrative cost means the amount charged to each Member Entity by the Authority for the Authority’s general operating costs and expenses.

Administrative cost means a cost that is imposed on a regulated entity as a consequence of complying with a regulation, policy or form and that is prescribed for the purposes of this definition; (“frais administratifs”)

Administrative cost means program and project costs incurred by a clean water service provider including costs to conduct procurement, contract preparation, and monitoring, reporting, and invoicing. Subaward recipients may be eligible for these costs depending on the nature of the subaward.

Administrative cost means the utility’s direct cost for labor (to include the cost of benefit loadings), materials, and other verifiable expenditures directly related to the administration and operation of the program not to exceed ten percent of the total cost of program credits applied against bills for current usage and pre-existing arrearages or