Common use of Cost of Review Clause in Contracts

Cost of Review. The party requesting the special rate review shall bear all reasonable costs incurred by the other Party, including labor and materials, of a special rate review which it has requested up to a maximum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000). Costs of a review requested by Contractor may neither be included in the Rates nor charged to County or Customers.

Cost of Review. The party requesting the special rate Rate review shall bear all reasonable costs incurred by the other Party, including labor and materials, of a special rate Rate review which it has requested up to a maximum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000). Costs of a review requested by Contractor may neither be included in the Rates nor charged to County or Customers.

Cost of Review. The party Party requesting the special rate review shall bear all reasonable costs incurred by the other Party, including labor and materials, of a special rate review which it has requested up to a maximum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000). A request for a special rate review shall be made in writing at least four (4) months prior to the beginning of the Fiscal Year in which the results for the special rate review are to be applied. Costs of a special rate review requested by Contractor may neither be included in the Rates rates nor charged to County or Customerscustomers, and the cost of such a special rate review shall not be an allowable Pass-Through Cost.

Cost of Review. The party Party requesting the special rate review of Contractor’s Fees shall 19 bear all reasonable actual, reasonable, and additional costs incurred by the other Party, including labor and materials, of a special rate both Parties for participating in such review which it has requested 20 up to a maximum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000)50,000 per Party. Costs of a review requested by Contractor may neither Such costs shall not be included in the Rates nor charged to County or Customers.reimbursed through Fees