Ceiling Value definition

Ceiling Value as applied to energy interchange received means a maximum value which shall be used instead of base value in cases where base value is not determined or is higher. Until and unless the Operating Committee shall establish a different value, ceiling values shall be the higher of the following: (a) 9 ▇▇▇▇▇ per kilowatthour (b) 120 percent of suppliers base cost
Ceiling Value means $4.00 per share, subject to equitable adjustment for any stock split, reverse stock split and stock dividend with respect to the Common Stock after the date hereof.
Ceiling Value means $3.3324 subject to Section 2.6(a)(v)(6).

Examples of Ceiling Value in a sentence

  • The contractor is not obligated to honor: GWAC Ceiling Value Remaining.

  • If the Valuation Period Market Value is greater than $27.875, the Stock Amount shall be equal to the amount obtained by (A) multiplying 2,945,594 by $27.875 and (B) dividing the product thereof by the Ceiling Value.

  • The Scope of Work Schedule attached to this Contract specifies the Works to be supplied under Purchase Order No. 1 of this Contract for the Total Ceiling Value stipulated in Article (6) of this Schedule, based on the Unit Prices and estimated ▇▇▇▇ of Quantities.

  • Period of Performance Labor Travel Ceiling Value Base Year $ 622,080.00 $ 622,080.00 Option Year 1 $ 634,521.60 $ 634,521.60 Option Year 2 $ 647,212.03 $ 647,212.03 Option Year 3 $ 660,156.77 $ 660,156.77 Option Year 4 $ 673,359.40 $ 673,359.40 The fully burdened labor rates shall include ALL direct, indirect, general and administrative costs, profit and any other costs as defined in accordance with FAR Part 15.


More Definitions of Ceiling Value

Ceiling Value means $6.05, subject to Section 2.06.
Ceiling Value means the limitation established by the department on the gross market value of nonexempt prop- erty.
Ceiling Value means the lesser of (a) the Valuation Period Market Value and (b) $29.27.