COST SUMMARY. The Investment Notice for each of UI's quarterly investment opportunities under Section 3(c)(ii) or under Section 3(f), as applicable, shall set forth a detailed summary of (i) the aggregate Cost of all of the Connecticut NEEWS Projects that have not been deemed by CL&P to have achieved Commercial Operation (itemized per project) incurred through and including the end of the applicable calendar quarter, and (ii) CL&P's calculation of the maximum and minimum amounts of UI's applicable quarterly investment opportunity. Each quarterly UI Investment shall be pro-rated (or allocated, as applicable) pursuant to Section 3(m)(i).
COST SUMMARY. The Firm offers the scope of work described herein on a time and materials basis, not to exceed the agreed-upon compensation cap, per the scope of work and the terms listed in the current Master Services Agreement between the Firm and the County. The Firm can provide the scope of work for an estimated cost of $36,542.00. Table 1 provides a summary of estimated costs by task. Table 1. Cost and Task Summary Task Cost I Threatened and Endangered Species Habitat Assessment and Impacts Analysis $7,704.60 II Aquatic Resource Delineation $5,170.00 III Xxxxxxxxxx County Regional Habitat Conservation Plan Participation Application $4,280.00 IV Cultural Resources Assessment $14,650.00 V Phase I Environmental Site Assessment 5,308.00 TOTAL $37,112.60 ASSUMPTIONS: • Cost does not include presence/absence surveys for any listed species or karst feature excavation. The Firm can provide these services at additional cost, if requested. • The Task I field investigation is performed concurrently with the Task II field investigation and will be performed by two environmental scientists and three cultural resources specialists during a single 1-day mobilization. Delays outside of the Firm’s control, such as weather, land access, and COVID-19 issues, may require a supplemental work authorization. • The Firm assumes the project area will be entirely within the existing ROW and proposed ROW on either side of CR 201 for anticipated temporary construction easements and permanent impacts. • The budget is based upon complete and open access to the project area. All land acquisition or right-of-entry to the property will be obtained by the County prior to the commencement of field investigations. Factors beyond the Firm’s control, such as access restrictions, inclement weather, or unsafe project conditions that result in delays to the project schedule or require additional mobilizations, may require a supplemental work authorization. • The Firm assumes no more than one cultural resources site will be identified during the field investigation based on the preliminary desktop review. If additional cultural resources sites are encountered, the Firm will contact the County to negotiate a supplemental work authorization to complete the additional site documentation and processing. • The cost does not include project-related safety training or expenses (e.g., Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard, company, or site-specific...
COST SUMMARY. The Firm offers the scope of work described herein on a time-and-materials basis, not to exceed the agreed-upon compensation cap, per the scope of work and the terms listed in the current Master Services Agreement between the Firm and the County. The Firm can provide the scope of work for an estimated cost of $33,905.07. Table 1 provides a summary of estimated costs by task. Table 1. Cost and Task Summary Task Cost I Threatened and Endangered Species Habitat Assessment and Impacts Analysis $8,050.07 II Aquatic Resources Delineation $5,235.00 III Cultural Resources Assessment $14,817.00 IV Phase I Environmental Site Assessment $5,803.00 TOTAL $33,905.07 ASSUMPTIONS: • The cost is based upon complete and open access to the project area. All land acquisition or right- of-entry to the property will be obtained by the County prior to the commencement of field investigations described under Tasks I–IV. Factors beyond the Firm’s control, such as access restrictions, inclement weather, or unsafe project conditions that result in delays to the project schedule or require additional mobilizations, may require a supplemental work authorization. • The cost does not include project-related safety training or expenses (e.g., Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard, company, or site-specific safety training). An additional cost estimate for safety-related expenses outside the Firm’s standard safety protocols will be submitted separately, if required. • This scope of work does not include agency-level reporting, permitting, or coordination. If needed, the Firm can provide this under a Supplemental Work Authorization. • Task I and II-specific assumptions: o Cost does not include presence/absence surveys for federally and/or state-listed threatened or endangered species. The Firm can provide these services at additional cost, if requested. o The Task I federally or state-listed threatened and endangered species will be performed concurrently with the Task II aquatic resources delineation and will be performed by two environmental scientists during a single, 1-day mobilization. • Task III-specific assumptions: o The Firm assumes no more than one cultural resource site will be identified during the cultural resources field investigation based on the preliminary desktop review. If additional cultural resources sites are encountered, the Firm will contact the County to negotiate a supplemental work authorization ...
COST SUMMARY. The Town of Coalhurst agrees to make available the facilities and to provide the services as described below on the date at the times, price, and in the manner specified: DESCRIPTION CHARGES
COST SUMMARY. Operation of a Vehicle Emissions Testing Program in the Cleveland/Akron Area CSP902818 UNSPSC 2513700, 41113100 OAKS Item number: 31182 Description 7/01/17-12/31/19 Cost 1/01/20-06/30/20 Cost Monthly cost for testing $ 784,201 Per Month $ 762,359 Per Month * Amendment to add the mutually agreed upon changes, effective 06/17/20. SUMMARY OF AMENDMENTS
COST SUMMARY. ImmunoGen shall provide Jazz with a good faith, non-binding estimate of ImmunoGen Development Costs incurred or to be incurred by ImmunoGen for each Calendar Quarter [***] days before the end each Calendar Quarter. Within [***] days following the last day of each Calendar Quarter during the Funding Term, ImmunoGen shall provide to Jazz a summary (each, a “Cost Summary”) of the ImmunoGen Development Costs actually incurred by ImmunoGen during such Calendar Quarter, such ImmunoGen Development Costs to be reported on a Development Program-by-Development Program basis, and a related invoice for [***] of such ImmunoGen Development Costs. The Cost Summary shall include all appropriate back-up documentation, including [***]. Within [***] days from the date of its receipt of each such invoice, Jazz will pay to ImmunoGen the invoice amount due as Jazz Development Funding for the ImmunoGen Development Costs, subject to the applicable Jazz Development Funding Cap. If Jazz disputes any charge contained in an invoice, it will pay any undisputed amount in accordance with the preceding sentence, and the disputed amount will be addressed under the dispute resolution provisions of Section 13.13.
COST SUMMARY. Provide a summary of costs incurred by the Contractor for the overall CMR Contract with details for each Work Package, including tracking against the Task Order Price. Include information for Contract Modifications, proposed changes, requests for equitable adjustment, and payment status.
COST SUMMARY. The cost summary shall be submitted in a separate sealed envelope. All costs should reflect “not to exceed” figures. Fee schedules, including hourly rates for the primary consultant and all sub consultants, specific meetings and reproduction costs, should accompany the cost summary. Contract Information Contract agreements will be finalized between the Town and the consultant following completion of the selection procedure. A payment schedule will be negotiated at that time. The form of submittal shall not exceed 20 pages (8.5 x 11), excluding covers. A cover letter of an additional 1 page may also be included. In addition to the 20 page submittal and the 1 page cover, the Appendix may only contain detailed resumes and firm brochure. The “Certifications” form to be returned as part of the Statement of Qualifications packet you submit does not count toward the page limit. Please furnish one (1) electronic copy (by thumb drive, etc.) and six (6) bound paper copies of the proposal with a separate sealed and labeled envelope containing the cost estimate and fee schedules to the Town Clerk’s Office, 0000 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx., Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314. The outside of the envelope will clearly indicate the name and address of the person/firm submitting the packet, and the Project name, “Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Project (CIP # P450)”. The Town of Prescott Valley will not pay any cost incurred by any consultant resulting from preparation or submittal of a proposal in response to this RFP. The Town reserves the right to modify or cancel in part, or in its entirety, this RFP. The Town reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any defects and/or informalities. All SOQs shall be submitted to the Town Clerk’s Office on or before 3:30 PM Arizona MST, Monday, March 4, 2019. Statements received after this time will not be considered and will be returned unopened.
COST SUMMARY. Based on information provided by the district, Xxxxxxx has estimated sufficient time (15 business days) and resources to complete an inventory of 235,000 materials at 48 locations. The Xxxxxxx project manager(s) will be in constant communication with the district. If it is noted or anticipated the project may exceed 15 business days, the District and Xxxxxxx will need to review the project scope to determine if additional project days are needed which would incur additional charges. Xxxxxxx expressly reserves the right to charge additional fees if (i) the number of textbooks processed or (ii) the number of locations at which processing takes place materially differs from the stated estimates. Xxxxxxx School Solutions, LLC (“Xxxxxxx”) will provide the services indicated below. Note: Terms of work indicated below must be met in order for pricing to be valid. Failure to meet these terms may result in a change in work scope to match the pricing indicated. These prices are valid for 90 days from the date on this document, after which they are subject to change by Xxxxxxx. Services Detail Activity: On-Site Textbook Data Entry and Barcoding Part: 78801A - Onsite Barcode Project Number of textbooks to be processed: 235,000 Number of locations where textbooks will be processed: 48 Estimated duration of this activity in business days: 15 Number of onsite Xxxxxxx Team members 56 Number of onsite Follet Team Leads 8 Number of onsite Xxxxxxx Project Managers 2 Total Cost of this Activity: 471,585.00 250,000 Textbook Barcodes/Labels $25,750.00 Total Cost for Onsite Textbook Barcoding Activity and Barcode Labels $497,335.00 *Does not include taxes if applicable. Does not include shipping costs for barcodes* Cost is based upon the following assumptions: • Number of curriculum materials is calculated by current District enrollment of 21,355 x 11 books per student = 234,905 materials. Rounded up to 235,000 materials. Novels and school owned curriculum materials are not included in the estimated 235,000 materials. No more than 30,000 curriculum materials are calculated for the textbook warehouse in the estimated 235,000 materials. SCOPE OF SERVICE INCLUDES: • Entry of new Destiny textbook title records into the Destiny software prior to project start date. • Customization of Destiny textbook data structure to categorize the subject areas and grade levels of the curriculum materials per district specifications. • District to provide purchase orders or textbook title list (ISB...
