Open Book Basis definition

Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Grant Recipient or a Grant Recipient Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, Site overheads, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts; OPSO Housing means housing (which may include specialised housing and elements of care and support) to assist individuals over fifty five (55) years of age purchase a home more suitable for their needs on Older People’s Shared Ownership Lease terms;
Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Consortium Members or any Consortium Member Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, Site overheads, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts;
Open Book Basis means providing TxDOT all underlying assumptions and data associated with pricing or compensation (whether of DB Contractor or TxDOT) or adjustments thereto, including assumptions as to costs of the Maintenance Services, schedule, composition of equipment spreads, equipment rates, labor rates, productivity, estimating factors, design and productivity allowance, contingency and indirect costs, risk pricing, discount rates, interest rates, and other items reasonably required by TxDOT to satisfy itself as to the reasonableness of the amount.

Examples of Open Book Basis in a sentence

  • If requested by IFA, price negotiations for lump sum Extra Work Costs shall be on an Open Book Basis.

  • The Grant Recipient shall ensure that for each Firm Scheme it and each Grant Recipient Affiliate keeps on an Open Book Basis (in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice) separate books of account for items relating to the AHP Housing which identify the Firm Scheme Grant and such other items required under this Clause 12 (Review, Monitoring and Reporting).

  • The Developer's Committed Proposal must be submitted on an Open Book Basis, will be subject to the State's comments and may be subject to modification where reasonably requested by the State.

  • If requested by City, price negotiations for lump sum Change Orders shall be on an Open Book Basis.

  • All firms identified on Form E shall be subject to the requirements of the Design Build Agreement, including being subject to Open Book Basis requirements.


More Definitions of Open Book Basis

Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Grant Recipient or a Grant Recipient Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, Site overheads, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts; Original Allocated Capital Grant means £[ ] being the amount of Capital Grant agreed by Homes England prior to the date of this Agreement as payable to the Grant Recipient in respect of the Original Approved Capital Bid; Original Allocated Revenue Grant means £[ ] being the amount of Revenue Grant agreed by Homes England prior to the date of this Agreement as payable to the Grant Recipient in respect of the Original Approved Revenue Bid; Original Approved Capital Bid means the aggregate of the Capital New Schemes and Capital Indicative Schemes (if any) accepted by Homes England in IMS via the "Offer " screen of IMS prior to the date of this Agreement; Original Approved Revenue Bid means the aggregate of the Revenue New Schemes accepted by Homes England in IMS via the "Offer" screen of IMS; P&D means a purchase and development scheme type, being any scheme type other than L&R as further described in the Capital Funding Guide; Party means a party to this Agreement; Personal Data has the meaning ascribed to it in the Data Protection Legislation; Planning Permission means the grant of detailed planning permission either by the local planning authority or the Secretary of State; Post-Start Change means a change to a Capital Firm Scheme proposed by the Grant Recipient pursuant to Clause 5.1 (Changes to Capital Firm Schemes) in the period after the payment of the Acquisition Tranche Grant in relation to that Capital Firm Scheme but before the payment of the relevant Practical Completion Tranche Grant;
Open Book Basis means allowing the Department or Concessionaire to review all underlying assumptions and data associated with each net revenue impact, net cost saving, pricing or compensation or adjustments thereto relating to the TTMS Work, including assumptions as to costs of the TTMS Work, schedule, composition of equipment spreads, equipment rates, labor rates, productivity, estimating factors, design and productivity allowance, contingency and indirect costs, risk pricing, discount rates, interest rates, inflation and deflation rates, and other items reasonably required by the Department or Concessionaire to satisfy itself as to the reasonableness and accuracy of the amount.
Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Grant Recipient or a Grant Recipient Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, purchase prices, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts together with such other information as the GLA reasonably requires; Open Book Obligations mean the obligations set out in Condition 17; OPS means the "GLA Open Project System", being the GLA's on-line investment management system from time to time or any successor system; Original Approved Bid means the aggregate of the proposed Named Projects and Indicative Projects accepted by the GLA at the date of this Agreement in OPS; Original Dwelling has the meaning given to it in Condition 16.1;
Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Grant Recipient or a Grant Recipient Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, Site overheads, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts; Original Approved Capital Bid means the aggregate of the Original Bid Schemes accepted by Homes England in IMS via the "Offer" screen of IMS prior to the date of this Agreement; Original Allocated Capital Grant means £[ ] being the amount of capital grant agreed by Homes England prior to the date of this Agreement as payable to the Grant Recipient in respect of the Original Approved Capital Bid; Original Bid Scheme means a named scheme for the Delivery of AHP Traveller Pitches which forms part of the Original Approved Capital Bid; Original Scheme means:
Open Book Basis means that, subject to Sections 3.11 and 3.12 and Article 8 hereof, the Generator will, in a timely manner, provide to the Counterparty such information as the Counterparty may request, acting reasonably, relating to: (i) the Refurbishments, the Refurbishment Costs, the Refurbishment Duration, the Asset Management Work and the Asset Management Costs; (ii) the Contract Price and all Contract Price Adjustments; and (iii) the calculation of any O&M Efficiency Amount; and audit of any of the foregoing in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.7.
Open Book Basis means Project Co:
Open Book Basis means the full and transparent disclosure and declaration of all information which the Grant Recipient or a Grant Recipient Party is required to maintain, keep or disclose under this Agreement including all price components including profit margins, central office overheads, Site overheads, preliminaries, contingencies and the cost of all materials, goods, equipment, work and services, apportionments of such items together with all and any books of accounts together with such other information as the GLA reasonably requires; Open Book Obligations mean the obligations set out in Condition 19; OPS means the "GLA Open Project System", the GLA's on-line investment management system from time to time or any successor system; Original Approved Bid means the aggregate of the Named Projects and Indicative Projects which the GLA has agreed to fund as at the date of this Agreement in OPS as more particularly set out in OPS and accepted by the GLA pursuant to Condition 7.3;