BILLING RATES AND CONFLICTS Sample Clauses

BILLING RATES AND CONFLICTS. Contractor’s lump sum price(s) stated in the Contract fee schedule shall not change during the term of this Contract without prior written approval by PG&E. The lump sum price(s) shall be inclusive of all Contractor’s overhead costs, administrative and general fees, and profit. To the extent such lump sum price(s), or any invoice or other billing instrument as provided for in this Article 3, “Billing and Payment”, contains terms and conditions which are in addition to or in conflict with the terms and conditions in this Contract, whether Specific or General, those terms and conditions in the fee schedule, invoice, or other billing instrument shall be null and void.
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BILLING RATES AND CONFLICTS. Contractor's billing rates or fees stated in the Contract fee schedule shall not change during the term of this Contract without prior written approval by PG&E. These billing rates and fees shall be inclusive of all Contractor’s overhead costs, administrative and general fees, and profit. To the extent such fee schedule, or any invoice or other billing instrument as provided for in this Article 3, “Billing and Payment”, contains terms and conditions which are in addition to or in conflict with the terms and conditions in this Contract, whether Specific or General, those terms and conditions in the fee schedule, invoice, or other billing instrument shall be null and void.
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BILLING RATES AND CONFLICTS. Contractor's billing rates or fees stated in the Contract fee schedule shall not change from January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2018 without prior written approval by PG&E. These billing rates and fees shall be inclusive of all Contractor’s overhead costs, administrative and general fees, and profit. To the extent such fee schedule, or any invoice or other billing instrument as provided for in this Article 3, “Billing and Payment”, contains terms and conditions which are in addition to or in conflict with the terms and conditions in this Contract, whether Specific or General, those terms and conditions in the fee schedule, invoice, or other billing instrument shall be null and void.
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