Cost (d definition

Cost (d. )” (also expressed as “F(d’)”) means, in respect of any Preceding Commodity Basket Calculation Date (d’), 140 basis points.

Examples of Cost (d in a sentence

  • Professional shall not approve any submittals unless such submittals conform to: (a) the Facilities Program, OPR, and BOD; (b) the Construction Documents; (c) Owner’s total budgeted Construction Cost; (d) the UCF Design and Construction Standards; and (e) Applicable Laws and other requirements authorities having jurisdiction.

  • Professional shall not approve any submittals unless such submittals conform to: (a) the Building Program, OPR, and BOD; (b) the Construction Documents; (c) Owner’s total budgeted Construction Cost; (d) the UCF Design and Construction Standards; and (e) Applicable Laws and other requirements authorities having jurisdiction.

  • Professional shall not approve any submittals unless such submittals conform to: (a) the Building Program, OPR, and BOD; (b) the Construction Documents; (c) Owner’s total budgeted Construction Cost; (d) Owner’s Standards; and (e) Applicable Laws and other requirements authorities having jurisdiction.

  • The Government will evaluate the contractor’s proposal for a) Technical; b) Management; c) Cost; d) Past Performance; and e) Small Business Subcontracting Plan (if applicable) to determine acceptability.