Anticipated Costs Report Sample Clauses
The Anticipated Costs Report clause requires one party, typically a contractor or service provider, to prepare and submit a detailed estimate of expected costs for a project or specific phase of work. This report usually includes projected expenses such as labor, materials, equipment, and any other foreseeable charges, and is submitted at agreed intervals or upon request. By mandating regular updates on anticipated expenditures, the clause helps both parties monitor budget adherence, manage financial risk, and make informed decisions to prevent cost overruns.
Anticipated Costs Report. An Anticipated Costs Report; and
Anticipated Costs Report. An Anticipated Costs Report in the form set forth in Exhibit I to the Building Loan Agreement executed by the General Contractor which sets forth the anticipated costs to complete construction of the Project Improvements, after giving effect to costs incurred during the previous month and any anticipated change orders;
Anticipated Costs Report. An anticipated cost report, in form and substance reasonably acceptable to Lender, executed by Borrower which sets forth all anticipated costs to complete construction of the Project to Final Completion, after giving effect to costs incurred to date and any anticipated Change Orders.
Anticipated Costs Report. An anticipated cost report (A) executed by Borrower which sets forth the anticipated Hard Costs to complete construction of the applicable Project Improvements to Final Completion, after giving effect to costs incurred to date, the determination of costs relating to any anticipated Change Orders in the form attached as Exhibit F hereto, and (B) executed by Borrower which sets forth all anticipated Project Related Costs to complete construction of the applicable Project Improvements to Final Completion, after giving effect to costs incurred to date and any anticipated Change Orders in the form attached as Exhibit F hereto.