Direct Operating Costs means the sum of the Fixed Costs and Variable Costs of service, maintenance and other costs of service, where:
Direct Operating Costs has the meaning assigned to such term in the Definitions Agreement.
Direct Operating Costs are the actual out-of-pocket costs of the Food Services operation incurred by Contractor at the Facility. These costs include, but shall not be limited to, the actual expense of all food, beverage and supplies, on-site payroll, payroll taxes, fringe benefits, reasonable and approved employee relocation and severance costs, reasonable and approved bonuses for employees, and all other on-site operating expenses including, but not limited to, reasonable insurance charges, external certified annual audit fees, license fees, pest control, permits, cleaning expenses, small-wares, uniforms, repairs and maintenance, service or discount charges on credit card sales, cleaning and office supplies; provided, any discounts, allowances, and rebates received in connection with purchases solely for customer will be credited to Direct Operating Costs. Any portion of national volume or other discounts and allowances related to the Contactor’s operation at the Facility will be retained by the City unless otherwise mutually agreed. Relocation expenses and travel and temporary living expenses will be capped at such level as the City or Convention Center Operator may direct. Direct Operating Costs shall not include Contractor’s income taxes, franchise taxes or business profit taxes, the Contractor’s supervision and support services, account and payroll services (provided, that external payroll processing and delivery services fees and expenses shall be a Direct Operating Cost), nor shall Contractor add or cause to be added any additional fees through or via an internal department or external vendor of products and services (unless otherwise agreed or with respect to certain agreed services directly benefitting the Facility are performed off-site), facility planning and design, auditing, legal, purchasing, personnel, public relations, etc.), payments to management recruiting companies, other general corporate administrative and overhead expenses, replacement of smallwares in excess of one and one-half percent (1.5%) of Gross Receipts, performance, fidelity and payment bonds, or any payments made by Contractor to the City, if any, in accordance with Section16; Contractor will be responsible to pay these costs from its own funds as part of Contractor’s administrative and overhead expenses. Direct Operating Costs shall include expenditures for goods, services, and other items of the type described in the line items of the Operating Budget together with any other costs reasonably re...
Examples of Direct Operating Costs in a sentence
Contractor will order, as Direct Operating Costs to be paid as set forth in this Agreement, including Section 16.1, 16.2 and 16.2.1 herein, all food, beverages, supplies and services in connection with the Food Services, which purchases will be made through Contractor’s purchasing programs.
In accordance with the foregoing, by way of example, Aramark shall use its best efforts to purchase (as Direct Operating Costs) products and containers that are either recyclable or compostable where practicable and consistent with the parties’ respective goals around such “green” initiatives.
More Definitions of Direct Operating Costs
Direct Operating Costs means the sum of the following:
Direct Operating Costs means: (A) the incremental costs of reasonable expenditures directly attributable to the Project and incurred by the Recipient on account of office supplies, printing, photocopying, travel and other travel-related expenditures, vehicle rental and operation costs, supplies and materials, in each case which would not have been incurred but for the Project; and (B) the reasonable cost of technical or professional expertise provided by the Recipient’s employees who dedicate time to the specific activities of the Project, whether on a full-time basis or otherwise; in each case in accordance with the Annual Work Plan in effect at the time the expenditure is incurred; and
Direct Operating Costs means the pro-rated share of contract instructor salary and fringes associated with providing the contracted services.
Direct Operating Costs. As used herein shall mean the following costs and expenses which County shall pay during any fiscal year of County, or any portion thereof which occurs during the Term, in connection with the management, maintenance, administration, repair, operation, security, gardening , landscaping, cleaning (other than janitorial expenses incurred by LAPA under Section 7.2), all referred to as “operation and maintenance of the Property” including but not limited to the following and except for those specifically identified as excluded:
Direct Operating Costs shall include XXX Phoenix Direct Operating Expenses and SRP Phoenix Direct Operating Expenses.
Direct Operating Costs means and include (a) all costs and expenses incurred by Contractor directly attributable to the operation of the Food Services, including, but not limited to, all costs of all products, supplies, equipment and services purchased and used, or expenses incurred, by Contractor in the performance of the Food Services hereunder, and any other costs set forth in this Agreement as costs chargeable or reimbursable as to the operations hereunder, payroll and personnel costs of Contractor’s employees assigned to the Facility (including any relocation costs, severance costs, bonuses or gratuities), all funds allocated to the Capital Reserve and for Smallwares Replacement as described herein, permitting and licensing fees and costs, taxes (including, without limitation, state and local sales taxes), costs of required employee uniforms, costs of utilities (to the extent not the responsibility of the City or Convention Center Operator pursuant to the terms of this Agreement), mutually agreed upon start-up costs, costs of alcohol awareness training (TIPS or TEAM), costs of training of staff and management, costs of required annual health examinations of Contractor’s employees, costs of installation of cash and product computerized control systems, costs of any repair and/or maintenance of equipment and smallwares, cleaning costs, disposal of grease costs, vending operation costs (if applicable), extermination costs, the Management Fee and any Contractor Incentive Fee, and (b) charges established by Contractor, which are reasonably allocated to the operation of the Food Services hereunder, including without limitation, allocated insurance costs (including liquor liability insurance), fringe benefit and human resource services, and the development, implementation, operation and maintenance of Contractor’s information technology system (which may include, but not be limited to, hardware, owned and licensed software and systems support and training), to support certain services provided by Contractor to client locations.
Direct Operating Costs means all labor costs (including benefits and other payroll costs) paid to personnel at the engaged in the operation of the Parking Garage; costs of required employee uniforms and cleaning; extermination costs, all necessary utilities and services to the Parking Garage including, but not limited to, electrical power, telephone, cell phone for on- site manager, water service, trash pick-up, degreasing service, re-striping service, speed bump and xxxx dots replacement, shall mean all operational costs exclusively related to the operation of the Parking Garage, such as employee labor, material supplies, gasoline and propane used for various cleaner equipment and machinery, fluorescent light bulbs, the cost of insurance and fidelity bonds. Direct Operating Costs also includes HVAC maintenance, sump pump maintenance, costs of trash removal, cleaning costs, costs incurred in the maintenance and repair of any equipment; general maintenance and repairs, signage, gate arm and card reader service, and computer repair service and software costs; provided that any nonrecurring service or repair set forth is this Section 3.1 which costs in excess of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) must be authorized in advance, in writing, by Anaheim.