Common use of Costs of the Work Clause in Contracts

Costs of the Work. (a) The Owner’s costs for Adjustment of each Owner Utility shall be derived from (i) the accumulated total of costs incurred by the Owner for design and construction of such Adjustment, plus (ii) the Owner’s other related costs to the extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 5(c) (including without limitation the eligible engineering costs incurred by the Owner for design prior to execution of this Agreement), plus (iii) the Owner’s right of way acquisition costs, if any, which are reimbursable pursuant to Paragraph 16.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Utility Adjustment Agreement, Utility Adjustment Agreement, Utility Adjustment Agreement

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Costs of the Work. (a) The Owner’s costs for Adjustment of each Owner Utility shall be derived from (i) the accumulated total of costs incurred by the Owner for design and construction of such Adjustment, plus (ii) the Owner’s other related costs directly and necessarily incurred in connection with the Adjustment to the extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 5(c6(c) (including without limitation the eligible engineering costs incurred by the Owner for design prior to execution of this Agreement), plus (iii) the Owner’s right of way acquisition costs, if any, which are reimbursable pursuant to Paragraph 16.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Utility Adjustment Agreement, Utility Adjustment Agreement, Utility Adjustment Agreement

Costs of the Work. (a) The Owner’s costs for Adjustment of each the Owner Utility Utilities shall be derived from (i) the accumulated total of costs incurred by the Owner Developer for design and construction of such AdjustmentAdjustment (“direct costs”), plus (ii) the Owner’s other related costs to the extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 5(c) (“indirect costs”), including without limitation the eligible engineering costs incurred by the Owner for design or design review prior to execution of this Agreement), plus Agreement (iii) to the Owner’s right of way acquisition costs, if any, which are reimbursable extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 16.6(c)), plus

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Utility Adjustment Agreement, Utility Adjustment Agreement

Costs of the Work. (a) The Owner’s costs for Adjustment of each the Owner Utility Utilities shall be derived from (i) the accumulated total of costs incurred by the Owner for design and construction of such Adjustment, plus (ii) the Owner’s other related costs to the extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 5(c6(c) (including without limitation the eligible engineering costs incurred by the Owner for design prior to execution of this Agreement), plus (iii) the Owner’s right of way acquisition costs, if any, which are reimbursable pursuant to Paragraph 16.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Utility Adjustment Agreement

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Costs of the Work. (a) The Owner’s costs for Adjustment of each Owner Utility shall be derived from (i) the accumulated total of costs incurred by the Owner for design and construction of such Adjustment, plus (ii) the Owner’s other related costs directly and necessarily incurred in connection with the Adjustment to the extent permitted pursuant to Paragraph 5(c) (including without limitation the eligible engineering costs incurred by the Owner for design prior to execution of this Agreement), plus (iii) the Owner’s right of way acquisition costs, if any, which any are reimbursable pursuant to Paragraph 16.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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