Estimated Quantities definition
Estimated Quantities means the most accurate estimate, (based on historic usage), the Authority can give to potential Contractors under the new Contract service.
Estimated Quantities means a list of items of work and the estimated quantities associated with the Work. The Estimated Quantities may provide the basis for the Bid.
Estimated Quantities. The ”INITIAL FILL“ block on the bid sheets reflects quantities that the Department of Transportation reasonably expects to take initially to build up inventories. ESTIMATED TONS BALANCE OF SEASON: Tonnages listed in this block are for information purposes only and imply no firm commitment to purchase on the part of the Department of Transportation.
Examples of Estimated Quantities in a sentence
UWHC Plans are typically included as a strung project with a separate Estimated Quantities (EQ) Report.
Exhibit 4 – Locations, Description and Estimated Quantities The Contractor shall not take advantage of any error or omission in any of the ITB or Contract components.
The following deliverables are expected for work performed at the locations referenced in Exhibit 4 - Locations, Descriptions and Estimated Quantities.
N° Description (see technical specifications) Unit Estimated Quantities unit prices exc.
Information on how quantities are determined are contained in the Estimated Quantities (EQ) Report and should not be repeated in the plans as a pay item note.
More Definitions of Estimated Quantities
Estimated Quantities. All quantities listed herein are estimated annual quantities. The Government is not obligated to purchase any specified amount of services under this contract, but will be obligated to make payment for all services requested and received in the quantities and of the quality requested. The Government does not guarantee or imply that any fixed number of orders/referrals for services will be placed under the resultant contract. For each Base Period and Option Period thereafter, the Government will use separate task orders for funding purposes only. Contracting Officer will provide the most current Task order for each period of performance for the estimated amounts according to the terms and conditions of the awarded contract under the Services Schedule. Each Task Order will describe the period that the task order covers. All option periods quantities are estimated amounts as indicated above. If additional funding is needed, offeror must contact the Contracting Officer Representative immediately.
Estimated Quantities. The written estimates for each Quarter of the quantities of Products (or Intermediate Forms thereof) which KBI or a Producer expects to require, including separate written estimates for each Intermediate Form thereof to the extent responsibility for different Manufacturing Stages of a Product is allocated to different Producers.
Estimated Quantities has the meaning set forth in Article 8.2.
Estimated Quantities. The written estimates for each Quarter of the quantities of Distribution Products which the Partnership expects to require.
Estimated Quantities. The “INITIAL FILL” block on the bid sheets reflects quantities that the Department reasonably expects to take initially to build up inventories. These quantities are estimated and may be increased or decreased in accordance with the actual requirements of the Department.
Estimated Quantities. The expenditure listed on the bid sheet is the City’s best estimate. Actual expenditures can be more or less than the listed amount during the contract term. The City will not be responsible for any anticipated profit or losses, by any bidder, based on these estimated quantities. Nor is there a set amount of delivery orders to be placed monthly. The user departments will place their delivery orders as needed. Therefore, some months may have several delivery orders and some months may have none. Payment to the successful bidder(s) will be based on actual services provided. PRE-BID MEETING: A pre-bid meeting will be held on the time, date, and location as listed on the RFB Signature Page. Attendance is recommended but not required; however, this pre-bid meeting is the scheduled time for vendors to ask questions pertaining to the bid. Vendors are encouraged to attend the pre-bid meeting and provide input regarding the specifications and discuss any questions with the user department’s representative(s). This will be the only contact between the bidder and the user departments during the bidding process. All correspondence shall go through the Buyer. Note: If the bidder does not ask questions or clarify assumptions, the City will assume the bidder(s) agree(s) with, and understand(s), the City’s requirements.
Estimated Quantities. The quantities shown in the Request for Proposals are an estimate only. Since the exact quantities cannot be predetermined, the District reserves the right to adjust quantities as deemed necessary to meet its requirements.