Pool Dollars Sample Clauses

Pool Dollars. Includes (a) the balance of Pool Dollars both before and after giving effect to the proposed change, and (b) the amount of Pool Dollars allocated to such Change Order. Note that the amount of Pool Dollars allocated to such Change Order shall not exceed the fixed price or “not to exceed” price set forth in item 6 above.
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Pool Dollars. Exhibit D-2 (Pricing and Billing Schedule) includes the aggregate pool dollars available for transportation charges and Change Notices or for the purchase by County of additional services, as described below (“Pool Dollars”). Contractor acknowledges that, as of the Effective Date, no Change Notices have been executed and no additional services have been requested by County.
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Pool Dollars. As used herein, the term "
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Pool Dollars. The maximum amount allocated under this Agreement for the provision of Additional Services by Contractor hereunder. Pool Dollars shall not exceed a total of fifteen percent (15%) of the Agreement’s Maximum Obligation.
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Pool Dollars. Exhibit C (Price and Schedule of Payments) includes the aggregate pool dollars available for Change Orders or for the purchase by County of Professional Services in accordance with Paragraph 14.2 (Professional Services) (collectively, “Pool Dollars”). Pool Dollars also may be applied towards Revised Time and Materials Fees as described in Paragraph 9.3 (Time and Materials Fees) or towards revised Fixed Price‌ Out-of-Pocket Expenses Amounts for permissible Out-of-Pocket Expenses. As described previously in Paragraph 7.5 (Time and Materials Work), if the amount of the Budgeted Time and Materials Fee for a Time and Materials Work Task exceeds the aggregate Revised Time and Materials Fee for such Task, then the balance of funds, if any, may be applied to increase the available Pool Dollars. In addition, as described previously in Paragraph 7.4 (Fixed Price Out-of-Pocket Expenses), if the amount of the budgeted Fixed Price Out-of-Pocket Expenses Amount set forth on Exhibit C (Price and Schedule of Payments) as of the Effective Date for such Task exceeds the amounts actually paid to Contractor for permissible Out-of-Pocket Expenses for Work in respect of such Task, then the balance of funds, if any, may be applied to increase the available Pool Dollars. Contractor acknowledges that, as of the Effective Date, no Change Orders have been executed, no Professional Services have been requested by County, and no Revised Time and Materials Fee has been set forth for Time and Materials Work.‌
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Pool Dollars. As used herein, the term "Pool Dollars" shall mean the maximum amount allocated under this Agreement for the provision by Contractor of Optional Work, including Future Interfaces and Professional Services, all approved by County in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Priority Level(s); PL(s) As used herein, the terms "Priority Level(s)" and "PL(s)", whether singular or plural, shall the priority levels assigned by Contractor for correction of Deficiencies, as specified in Section III (Problem Resolution) of Exhibit D (Service Level Requirements). Problem Management System; PMS As used herein, the terms “Problem Management System” and "PMS" shall have the meaning set forth in Section I.B (Definitions) of Exhibit D (Service Level Requirements). Problem Management Ticket; PM Ticket
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Pool Dollars. Absent an amendment in accordance with Paragraph 13.0 (Changes to Agreement), the maximum amount allocated under this Agreement for the provision by Contractor of Optional Work, including Professional Services, approved by County in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
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