Design-Builder’s Fee definition
Examples of Design-Builder’s Fee in a sentence
The Design-Builder’s Fee and the Construction Contingency shall be eliminated from the Construction Budget and, to the extent they have been paid, shall be included in the Lump Sum Fee.
The Design-Builder’s Fee can only be changed by a written Change Order executed by both parties.
The Design-Builder’s Fee shall be paid monthly in proportion to the services actually performed.
Design-Builder shall submit not later than the tenth (10th) day of any month an invoice for the proportionate part of the Design-Builder’s Fee that represents the services actually performed for the period subsequent to the period covered by any prior invoice to the end of the preceding month.
Where the Change Order Sum is so calculated, the sum of (i) the Contract Sum payable to the Trade Contractor or Trade Supplier plus (ii) the Design-Builder's Estimated Costs plus (iii) Construction Contingency plus (iv) Design-Builder’s Fee shall be the maximum sum that Owner shall be obligated to pay Design-Builder for the performance of the Work encompassed by the Component Change Order.
The Design Builder acknowledges and agrees that the GMP includes sums for overhead and Design-Builder’s Fee on account of all assumptions.
The Owner will pay the Design-Builder an amount established as the Design-Builder’s Fee, plus the actual Construction Overhead Costs and the actual Cost of the Work as described herein, but not to exceed, in any event or for any reason, the Guaranteed Maximum Price.
Unpaid amounts from these GMP budget categories shall be returned to the Owner, provided however, that Design-Builder may retain within the Lump Sum Price the reasonable amounts required for completion of the Program Manager services and for the reasonable Design-Builder’s Fee to be earned through completion of the Project.
All costs not identified in Articles 4.4.2 and 4.4.3 shall be considered a part of the Design-Builder’s Fee.
The Design-Builder’s Fee Percentage, which shall be multiplied by the Cost of the Work for Phase 1.