Reimbursable Work definition
Reimbursable Work means the Work, excluding the Corrective Work.
Reimbursable Work means the entirety of the Contractor's Activities other than the Design Work and the Preliminaries.
Reimbursable Work means all cost of fire protection services by any agency that are furnished as a cooperative fire protection service.
Examples of Reimbursable Work in a sentence
Contractor shall furnish such information relative to its Subcontractors, including copies of unpriced (and with respect to the Reimbursable Work, all priced) Subcontracts as Owner may reasonably request.
Upon successfully passing the Facility Performance Tests, Contractor shall be entitled to payment of its Direct Costs and Contractor’s G&A and Contractor’s Margin applicable thereto in connection with any Reimbursable Work performed after the Facility Substantial Completion Date.
More Definitions of Reimbursable Work
Reimbursable Work is defined in Section 5.02(d) of the EPC.
Reimbursable Work means reinforcements exceeding initial attack
Reimbursable Work and “Work for Others” are interchangeable, and mean funding received under the Prime Contract from federal agencies other than DOE;