Net Operating Costs means the managed routine and extraordinary maintenance and operation of existing programs and facilities, less any associated revenues;
Net Operating Costs means (i) costs of sales excluding the cost of biomass sold, (ii) external supplies and services, (iii) payroll expenses, (iv) other expenses, excluding inventory damage, and (v) other income excluding claim compensations from property damage and inventory damage, and excluding investment grants. Net operating costs is used by investors, analysts and management to evaluate profitability.
Net Operating Costs means the lesser of $3,300 CDN per day or the Company’s actual net operating costs per day for the period commencing on September 11, 2007 and ending on the Closing Date.
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Finance costs (interest payable) are a direct charge to Net Operating Costs; whilst repairs and maintenance are charged to the appropriate service revenue account.
The Net Operating Costs will be charged to the general fund in the Balance Sheet.
More detail can be found in Section 5: Acquisition Cost Assessment and Section 10: Impact Analysis on Net Operating Costs.
ADS contracts for the IR; all IRs must include:• Acquisition Cost Assessment• Technology Architecture Review• Implementation Plan Assessment (which includes a Risk Assessment)• Cost Benefit Analysis• Impact Analysis on Net Operating Costs for the agency carrying out the IT Activity; and• Procurement Negotiation Advisory Services.The IR contractor should be selected by ADS prior to vendor selection so that the IR can be scheduled once a vendor is selected.
FRA will give priority to applications proposing a lower R&E grant share of projected Net Operating Costs than stated above, as further discussed in Section E(1).
More Definitions of Net Operating Costs
Net Operating Costs has the meaning given to such term in the Definitions Agreement.
Net Operating Costs means an amount equal to the sum of the Company’s and its Subsidiaries’ (a) gross revenues minus (b) actual out-of-pocket operating expenses incurred in the Ordinary Course of Business, in each case during the Working Capital Period and excluding any Restructuring Costs.
Net Operating Costs means the total annual cost of operating and maintaining WATERBURY’s system, as reduced by any governmental grants-in-aid received.
Net Operating Costs means the APM (i) costs of sales, excluding the cost of biomass sold, (ii) external supplies and services, (iii) other expenses, excluding inventory damage, and (iv) other income excluding claim compensations from property damage and inventory damage, and excluding investment grants.
Net Operating Costs means the positive difference, if any, between:
Net Operating Costs means the positive difference, if any, between (A) any and all actual, out-of-pocket costs and expenses incurred by Service Provider during the applicable calendar year in connection with the performance and rendering of services that are the same as or substantially similar to the Services to all of Service Provider's clients (including Client), which costs and expenses may include, without limitation or duplication: (1) the salaries, employee benefits and bonuses of its employees; (2) copy costs; (3) administrative overhead; (4) rent for office space; and (5) costs of materials and supplies, minus (B) the actual amount of commissions payable to (or shared by) Service Provider with any third party brokers relating to any such insurance policies (including renewals). Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement to the contrary, in no event shall the amount fees, charges, costs, expenses or other compensation charged by Service Provider to all of its clients (including Client) for any and all services (including the Services) provided by Service Provider exceed the actual Net Operating Costs incurred by Service Provider in providing such services. Service Provider represents that, to its knowledge, the rates and other charges payable by Client under this Agreement do not and shall not exceed the market rate for similar services provided to companies of size, nature and business similar to Client. If Client determines that any of the rates and/or other amounts charged by Service Provider under this Agreement shall exceed the market rate for similar services provided to companies of size, nature and business similar to Client, then Client and Service Provider shall negotiate in good faith to adjust such rates and other amounts to market. EXHIBIT B SERVICES AGREEMENTS Legal Services Agreement, dated December 29, 2004, between Client and The Inland Real Estate Group, Inc. Office and Facilities Management Services Agreement, dated December 29, 0000, xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Office Management and Services, Inc., and Inland Facilities Management, Inc. Communications Services Agreement, dated December 29, 2004, between Client and Inland Communications, Inc. Personnel Services Agreement, dated December 29, 2004, between Client and Inland Payroll Services, Inc. Property Tax Services Agreement, dated December 29, 2004, between Client and Investors Property Tax Services, Inc. Computer Services Agreement, dated December 29, 2004, between Client and Inland Computer S...