Proposal Costs Not Recoverable Sample Clauses

Proposal Costs Not Recoverable. Services Provider is solely responsible for any expenses or costs, including expenditures of time, incurred by the Services Provider and its employees and consultants in the development of Project Proposals or Additional Services Proposals. Such expenses or costs are not Reimbursable Expenses.
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Proposal Costs Not Recoverable. Engineer is solely responsible for any expenses or costs, including expenditures of time, incurred by Engineer and its employees and consultants in the development of Project Proposals or Additional Services Proposals. Such expenses or costs are not Reimbursable Expenses.
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Proposal Costs Not Recoverable. Architect is solely responsible for any expenses or costs, including expenditures of time, incurred by the Architect and its employees and consultants in the development of Project Proposals or Additional Services Proposals. Such expenses or costs are not Reimbursable Expenses.
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Proposal Costs Not Recoverable. A/E is solely responsible for any expenses or costs, including expenditures of time, incurred by A/E and its employees and consultants in the development of Project Proposals or Additional Services Proposals. Such expenses or costs are not Reimbursable Expenses.
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Proposal Costs Not Recoverable. Professional Firm is solely responsible for any expenses or costs, including expenditures of time, incurred by Professional Firm and its employees and consultants in the development of Project Proposals, Additional Services Proposals, or any other development related to the completion and execution of a Job Order Professional Services Contract. Such expenses or costs are not Reimbursable Expenses.
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