Estimated Project Costs definition

Estimated Project Costs means the estimated costs of the Project approved by MHRC as set out in Schedule “A”, Part 2, Column A;
Estimated Project Costs means the estimated Project Costs (as defined below) that are as set forth in EXHIBIT A.
Estimated Project Costs means, with respect to a Qualified Project, all costs and expenses reasonably estimated by the Company and set forth in a written resolution for the Company's Board of Directors prior to the commencement of such Qualified Project to be Incurred by the Company to acquire, develop, design, construct, start up and finance such Qualified Project, including the acquisition of the facility site, equipment and supplies, and including interest during construction, sales and other taxes, financing fees and reasonable advisory, legal and management fees and expenses.

Examples of Estimated Project Costs in a sentence

  • The Subrecipient’s Subaward was determined based on the Subrecipient’s Estimated Project Costs as set forth in EXHIBIT A.

  • If, at the time of Project completion, the actual Project Costs are less than the Estimated Project Costs or the Subrecipient has received additional Third-Party Funding not disclosed in EXHIBIT A, the amount of the Subaward available to the Subrecipient pursuant to this Agreement shall be adjusted downward as determined by the County.

  • The Estimated Project Costs as shown in EXHIBIT A represent a reasonable estimate of the costs actually incurred or expected to be incurred for the Project.

  • The cost estimate to complete the RA is $8,000,000, and the Non-Federal Sponsor’s contribution will be increased by $2,800,000, for a total contribution of $3,045,000 upon a modification to this Project Agreement to increase the Estimated Project Costs for RA.

  • EERE Cost Share $ / % Recipient Cost Share $ / % Total Estimated Project Costs $ $ $ The Recipient must provide its required “Cost Share” amount as a percentage of the total project costs.


More Definitions of Estimated Project Costs

Estimated Project Costs are the project costs as indicated by the Developer’s Pro forma, which is $27,202,946.
Estimated Project Costs means the anticipated Project Costs for the Project as more particularly described in the Request.
Estimated Project Costs means the sum of the Estimated Acquisition Costs and the Estimated Construction/Conversion Costs.
Estimated Project Costs or "EPC" shall mean all costs and expenses that are projected to be incurred by TCO to complete the Project in the manner contemplated by this Agreement, including but not limited to (a) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred for the engineering, design, permitting, construction, pipeline and equipment procurement, installation and start-up of the Project facilities, including all compression costs, (b) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred for environmental, right-of-way, legal, consultant, construction management , and regulatory activities, (c) all direct and allocated internal overhead and administrative costs, (d) AFUDC computed in accordance with the regulations of the FERC, and (e) a contingency amount equal to at least 10% of the total of (a) and (b). For purposes of determining the adjustment to Xxxxxxx's Daily Demand Rate pursuant to this provision, the Parties agree that the Estimated Project Costs amount is $2,026,000,000. Shipper shall have one-time right, exercised no later than six (6) months after the date on which TCO provides the Actual Project Costs to Shipper, to review TCO's books and records as reasonably necessary to verify Project costs for purposes of this provision.
Estimated Project Costs. Proposed Financing: Land: $ Source Terms/Interest Amount Site Improvement: $ Bank Construction/Rehab: $ Equity Machinery/Equip.: $ Bldg.: $ Other-describe City Working Capital: $ Other (Specify): $ TOTAL: $ TOTAL: $ Describe of collateral available to secure loan, including market value and prior liens: Purpose of loan: Amount requested: $ Terms requested: Present number of employees: Anticipated jobs created within twelve (12) months of project completion: Position Name Total # of Jobs Annual Hrs./Job Anticipated Hiring Date (Use additional sheets if necessary) Total number of full-time equivalent (2,080 hrs/yr) positions: Will this project retain any jobs? If so, how many? Attach and include the following:
Estimated Project Costs or “EPC” shall mean all costs and expenses that are projected to be incurred by TCO to complete the Project in the manner contemplated by this Agreement, including but not limited to (a) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred for the engineering, design, permitting, construction, pipeline and equipment procurement, installation and start-up of the Project facilities, including all compression costs, (b) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred for environmental, right-of-way, legal, consultant, construction management, and regulatory activities, (c) all direct and allocated internal overhead and administrative costs, (d) AFUDC computed in accordance with the regulations of the FERC, and (e) a contingency amount equal to at least 10% of the total of (a) and (b). For purposes of determining the adjustment to Xxxxxxx's Daily Demand Rate pursuant to this provisions the Parties agree that the Estimated Project Costs is $2,026,000,000.
Estimated Project Costs or “EPC” shall mean all costs and expenses that are projected to be incurred and paid by Transporter to complete the Project in the manner contemplated by the Precedent Agreement, including but not limited to (a) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred and paid for the engineering, design, permitting, construction, pipeline and equipment procurement, installation and start-up of the Project, including all compression costs, (b) all costs and expenses projected to be incurred and paid for environmental, right-of-way, legal, consultant, construction management, and regulatory activities, (c) all direct and allocated internal overhead and administrative costs, provided that such costs are consistent with industry standards, and (d) a contingency amount equal to at least 10% of (a) and (b). For purposes of determining the