Common use of Excluded Expenses Clause in Contracts

Excluded Expenses. In performing the Basic Services, any expenses incurred by the Architect or its consultants for postage (regular or overnight), telephone, facsimile transmittal, document or Submittal transmittal, plotting and printing drawings for the Architect’s in-house use and review, transportation and travel (to the Project site, Owner’s office, locations of Specified Inspections, and other locations necessary for the conduct of Project-related business) are deemed normal expense of doing business and are not reimbursable. Expenses that are not specifically identified as Reimbursable Expenses in the Special Provisions of the Agreement or added through an Amendment are deemed to be covered by the Basic Fee and excluded as Reimbursable Expenses.

Excluded Expenses. In performing the Basic Services, any expenses incurred by the Architect or its consultants for postage (regular or overnight), telephone, facsimile transmittal, document or Submittal transmittal, plotting and printing drawings for the Architect’s in-house use and review, transportation and travel (to the Project site, Owner’s office, locations of Specified Inspections, and other locations necessary for the conduct of Project-related business) are deemed normal expense of doing business and are not reimbursable. Expenses that are not specifically identified as Reimbursable Expenses in preceding Paragraph A or in the Special Provisions of the Agreement or added through an Amendment are deemed to be covered by the Basic Fee and excluded as Reimbursable Expenses.