Effective Overhead and Profit Rate Sample Clauses

Effective Overhead and Profit Rate. The Effective Overhead and Profit Rate (EOPR) for PRO.0164 is 2.73. The EOPR or Individual Firm Overhead and Profit Rate will apply to the billing rate of all individuals not listed in Appendix B-1. The EOPR will also apply to all amendments to the Agreement. If a new subcontractor is added during the duration of the Agreement, the new individual firm multiplier can be no more than the EOPR.
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Effective Overhead and Profit Rate. The Effective Overhead and Profit Rate (EOPR) for CS-235 is 2.85. The EOPR OR Firm Overhead and Profit Rate will apply to the billing rate of ali individuals not iisted in Appendix B-1. The billing rates and EOPR may be negotiable during the Agreement and amendments, at the discretion of the City. If a new subconsultant is added during the duration of the Agreement, the new individual firm multiplier can be no more than the EOPR.
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Effective Overhead and Profit Rate. The Effective Overhead and Profit Rate (EOPR) for [insert contract number] is [insert number]. The EOPR or Individual Firm Overhead and Profit Rate will apply to the billing rate of all individuals not listed in Appendix C. The EOPR will also apply to all amendments to the Agreement. If a new subcontractor is added during the duration of the Agreement, the new individual firm multiplier can be no more than the EOPR.
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