Indexation Formula definition
Examples of Indexation Formula in a sentence
The indices utilised in the Indexation Formula set out in Clause 6 of Section 1 or elsewhere in this Agreement shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions of this Clause 8.02, unless otherwise agreed between the Parties.
Standing Charge Rate Indexation Formula A ÷ B x C Where: A = the average outturn of the Standing Index for the year to the most recent (i.e. immediately previous) October; B = the average outturn of the Standing Index for the year to the most recent but one (i.e. the immediately previous but one) October; AND C = the applicable Standing Charge (i.e. the day rate) inclusive of all prior indexation in the then current Contract Year.
The Gross Availability Payment (GAP) and the Availability Value shall be indexed on the Contract Date and thereafter once a year on 1 January in accordance with the Indexation Formula given in Schedule 2 (Payment Mechanism), paragraph 1.2 (Indexation of Gross Availability Payment and the Availability Value).
In the application of the Indexation Formula the latest figures needed to calculate RPI2, PSE2 and FMP2 which are available on the last Day of the Quarter prior to that for which T is being calculated (whether the same are published in final or provisional form) shall be used to calculate the adjusted tariff and save as expressly specified in Clause 8.02 of Section 2 shall not be adjusted consequent upon such figures being subsequently published or made available in amended form.
All calculations pursuant to the calculation of the Indexation Formula within this Clause 6.2 shall be truncated to eight (8) decimal places and the final output of T shall be rounded to four (4) decimal places.
The Indexation Formula is as follows: [•] Index figuret = 100% + Σ (an * in) in which: [•] 0 ≤ an ≤ [•] and Σ (an) ≤ [•]5 and in = (in,t-2 / in,t-1) - 100% Index figuret = index figure for year t.
All calculations pursuant to the calculation of the Indexation Formula within this Clause 6.2 shall be truncated to eight (8) decimal places and the final output of T rounded to four (4) decimal places.
The Indexation Formula offered by the Tenderer is part of the Tender.
The Indexation Formula offered by the Tenderer is part of the quantitative part of the Tender.
In the application of the Indexation Formula the latest figures needed to calculate RPI2, PSE2 and FMP2 which are available on the last Day of the Quarter prior to that for which T is being calculated (whether the same are published in final or provisional form) shall be used to calculate the adjusted tariff and save as expressly specified in clause 8.02 of Section 2 shall not be adjusted consequent upon such figures being subsequently published or made available in amended form.