Overhead Cost definition

Overhead Cost means Contractor's, Subcontractors' and Sub-subcontractors' costs related to:

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Overhead Cost means all costs incurred by GNP in manufacturing the GNC Brand Products purchased by Rite Aid pursuant to this Agreement excluding Labor Cost and Raw Materials Costs. Costs incurred from administration, product development, outbound freight, and sales and marketing are excluded from GNP Standard Cost. GNC in conjunction with GNP agrees to establish standard costs reasonably, reflecting anticipated costs using generally accepted cost accounting methodologies and Rite Aid has the right to audit such methodologies. All prices to Rite Aid are landed costs at Rite Aid's designated distribution center.

Overhead Cost means the Standard Cost of overhead incurred at the manufacturing plant of Seller where Product is manufactured, allocated to Product in a manner consistent with Seller's current practices in effect for allocation of overhead cost to all products manufactured by Seller, as modified by Section 5, as set forth in Schedule 1 to Exhibit B hereto.

Examples of Overhead Cost in a sentence

• In situations where Time Dependent Overhead Costs are authorized, and the cost incurred exceeds 170% of the established Time Dependent Overhead Cost daily rate, then the Contractor may submit a claim under this article for consideration of such extraordinary additional cost.

• The Design-Builder’s fee is the amount, established by and agreed to by both parties, that is the full amount of compensation due to the Design-Builder as gross profit, and for any and all expenses of the Project not included and identified as a Cost of the Work or the Design-Builder’s Overhead Cost, provided that the Design-Builder performs all the requirements of the Contract Documents within the time limits established.

• In situations where Time Dependent Overhead Costs are authorized, and the actual cost incurred exceeds 170% of the established Time Dependent Overhead Cost daily rate, then the Design-Builder may submit a claim under this article for consideration of such extraordinary additional cost.

• The CM/GC’s fee is the amount, established by and agreed to by both parties, that is the full amount of compensation due to the CM/GC as gross profit, and for any and all expenses of the Project not included and identified as a Cost of the Work or the CM/GC’s Overhead Cost, provided that the CM/GC performs all the requirements of the Contract Documents within the time limits established.

• Research Management Cell or any equivalent body in the Institutions is expected to receive a part or whole of the Overhead Cost.

More Definitions of Overhead Cost

Overhead Cost with respect to a Service or access to a Facility, means the portion of the overhead costs charged to the applicable Provider which are allocated by such Provider to such Service or access to such Facility, including but not limited to, indirect labor, indirect materials, employee benefit costs, building occupancy costs including rent and property and related taxes, site costs, depreciation, amortization, information technology, telephone and other voice communication, data communication, desktop hardware and software, desktop support, application support, data center and related hardware costs and administration, insurance, maintenance, utilities, security costs, office administration and supplies, costs for executives including but not limited to those overseeing such Service or access to such Facility, corporate marketing costs and other costs necessary to support the provision of such Service or access to such Facility.

Overhead Cost shall have the meaning set forth in the definition of Fully-Burdened Cost.

Overhead Cost has the meaning set forth in Schedule 3.01(b).

Overhead Cost with respect to a Service or access to a Facility, means the portion of the overhead costs charged by Parent or the Acquiror, as the case may be, to the applicable Provider which are allocated by such Provider to such Service or access to such Facility, including but not limited to, indirect labor, indirect materials, employee benefit costs, building occupancy costs including rent and property and related taxes, site costs, depreciation, amortization, information technology, telephone and other voice communication, data communication, desktop hardware and software, desktop support, application support, data center and related hardware costs and administration, insurance, maintenance, utilities, security costs, office administration and supplies, costs for executives including but not limited to those overseeing such Service or access to such Facility, corporate marketing costs and other costs necessary to support the provision of such Service or access to such Facility.

Overhead Cost means other incidental costs required to be borne for performing this assignment, to be quoted by the Chartered Accountant Firm for providing services other than the supply of manpower.

Overhead Cost means Contractors’, Sub-contractors’, and Sub-Subcontractors’ costs related to:

Overhead Cost. : means Contractor’s Subcontractors’ and Sub-subcontractors’ costs related to: