501 General. A. The Consultant shall perform the services at the maximum not-to-exceed fees established in the Notice to Proceed for the individual Project, in conjunction with the hourly rate schedule included in Appendix II of this Agreement.
B. The Consultant shall provide Project invoices based on an approved format or upon forms which shall be supplied by the City in order to receive payment.
Section 1. 502 Fee For Basic Services:
A. The Consultant's fee shall be computed on the basis of the number of hours expended by professional and technical personnel on the Project times hourly rates established pursuant to Section D below.
B. Overtime will be billed at straight time rates. The Consultant will pay its employees whatever overtime or premium rate is required by the labor law or labor agreement.
C. Hourly rates shall not exceed those established in the Schedule A included in Appendix
501 General. Progress payments may be cus- tomary or unusual. Customary progress payments are those made under the general guidance in this sub- part, using the customary progress payment rate, the cost base, and fre- quency of payment established in the Progress Payments clause, and either
501 General. The contracting officer—
501 General. A hearing concerning the suspension or revocation of a merchant mariner’s license, certificate of registry, or docu- ment is a formal adjudication under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) (5 U.S.C. 551, et seq.). It is pre- sided over by, and conducted under the exclusive control of, an ALJ in accord- ance with applicable requirements in the APA, the rules in this part, and the rules of administrative practice at 33 CFR part 20. The ALJ shall regulate and conduct the hearing so as to bring out all the relevant and material facts and to ensure a fair and impartial hear- ing. [USCG-1998–3472, 64 FR 28075, May 24, 1999]
(a) The Administrative Law Judge shall require the respondent to produce and present at the opening of the hear- ing, and on each day the hearing is in session thereafter, all valid licenses, certificates, and/or documents issued by the Coast Guard to the respondent. In the event that the respondent al- leges that such license, certificate or document has been lost, misplaced, sto- len, destroyed, or is otherwise beyond his ability to produce, the respondent shall execute a lost document affidavit (Form CG-4363). The Administrative Law Judge shall warn the respondent that a willful misstatement of any ma- terial item in such affidavit is punish- able as a violation of a Federal xxxxx- nal statute. (See 18 U.S.C. 1001).
(b) When a hearing is continued or delayed, the Administrative Law Judge returns the license, certificate, or doc- ument to the respondent: unless a prima facie case has been established that the respondent committed an act or offense which shows that the re- spondent’s service on a vessel would constitute a definite danger to public health, interest or safety at sea. [CGD82–002, 50 FR 32184, Aug. 9, 1985, as amended by CGD 97–057, 62 FR 51042, Sept. 30, 1997]
501 General. Agencies shall provide necessary pol- icy and procedures regarding foreign technical assistance agreements and li- cense agreements involving intellec- tual property, including avoiding un- necessary royalty charges.
501 General. The Consultant shall perform the services at the maximum not-to-exceed fees established in the Notice to Proceed for the individual Project, in conjunction with the hourly rate schedule included in Appendix II of this Agreement.
