Fixed Price Component Sample Clauses

Fixed Price Component. The Fixed Price Component for all XXX Periods shall be the amount in the following table for the year of the Term Start Date. The fixed price component does not escalate during the term of the Agreement. Year $/kwh 2012 0.02000 2013 0.02033 2014 0.02068 2015 0.02104 2016 0.02140 2017 0.02142 2018 0.02145 Year $/kwh 2019 0.02147 2020 0.02149 2021 0.02151 2022 0.02153 2023 0.02155
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Fixed Price Component. The Fixed Price Component of the Monthly Contract Payment shall be the amount in the following table for the year in which the payment is being calculated. For years after 2020, the Fixed Component shall be the 2020 payment multiplied by 1.02, compounded for each year beyond 2020. Year $/kwh 2009 0.02186 2010 0.02230 2011 0.02274 2012 0.02319 2013 0.02365 2014 0.02367 2015 0.02369 2016 0.02372 2017 0.02375 2018 0.02379 2019 0.02382 2020 0.02386
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Fixed Price Component. (i) Subject to Section 3.1(b)(ii) and (iii) the Fixed Price Component, which is not subject to any escalation during the Term or, as applicable, the Option Term, is ***** dollars ***** ($*****) per Ton of Coke.
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Fixed Price Component. $ (incl. GST) (includes deposit in Item 2) (b) Prime Cost Items (if any): $ (incl. GST) (c) Provisional Sums (if any): $ (incl. GST) CONTRACT PRICE = $ (incl. GST) (a) + (b) + (c) Item Subject Notes Particulars 4 SITE Condition 11 Site Address: Real Property Description: Lot No: Plan Type (e.g. RP/SP/BUP): Plan No: Local Authority: 5 STARTING DATE Conditions 1, 5, 15 WARNING TO OWNER: The lodgement of plans and the Starting Date may be delayed, or this Contract may be terminated by the Contractor, if you do not promptly provide the Contractor with written evidence of your capacity to pay the Contract Price in accordance with Condition 5. / / (day) (month) (year)
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Fixed Price Component. $ (incl. GST) (includes deposit in Item 2) (b) Prime Cost Items (if any): $ (incl. GST) (c) Provisional Sums (if any): $ (incl. GST) CONTRACT PRICE = $ (incl. GST) (a) + (b) + (c) Item Subject Notes Particulars
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Fixed Price Component. $ (incl. GST) (includes deposit in Item 2) (b) Prime Cost Items (if any): $ (incl. GST) (c) Provisional Sums (if any): $ (incl. GST) CONTRACT PRICE = $ (incl. GST) (a) + (b) + (c) Item Subject Notes Particulars 2 DEPOSIT Condition 19 (For further details on maximum deposits see s33 of Schedule 1B of the QBCC Act) NOTE TO CONTRACTOR: If QBCC Home Warranty Insurance applies, you must collect the premium from the Owner, and pay it to QBCC, within 10 business days after entering the contract and before residential construction work starts (whichever is earlier) Amount of deposit: $ (incl. GST) (The QBCC Home Warranty Insurance premium forms part of the deposit but is not a taxable supply for the Contractor) The maximum deposit allowed is: • 5% of the Contract Price where Contract Price is $20,000 or more; or • 20% of the Contract Price where off-site work is valued at more than 50% of total Contract Price (irrespective of the amount of the Contract Price) 3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE WORKS Insert a brief description of the contracted work and attach and refer to plans and specifications e.g. kitchen and bathroom renovation as per attached plans dated…./…/… & specifications dated.../…/... 4 SITE Condition 13 Site Address: Real Property Description: Lot No: Plan Type (e.g. RP/SP/BUP): Plan No: Local Authority: 5 STARTING DATE Conditions 1, 10 & 17 NOTE: The Contractor must ensure that the work under this Contract starts by the Starting Date, being the latest of: • the following agreed date / / ; or • 10 business days after the issue of approved plans by the Assessing Certifier; or • 10 business days after the Owner has satisfied its financial obligations under Condition 5.1. 6 COMPLETION PERIOD (including Construction Days and allowances for likely delays) Conditions 22, 23 & 28 NOTE TO CONTRACTOR: You must state in Item 6B the allowances (in days) you have made for delay factors which are reasonably likely to affect the time required to carry out the work. NOTE TO OWNER: The Contractor is not entitled to claim an extension of the Date for Practical Completion (Schedule Item 7) for a delay stated here (e.g. inclement weather) unless the number of days the Contractor is actually delayed is greater than the allowance stated here in Schedule Item 6B. 6A. Construction Days (excluding delays allowed in ‘B’) Business days needed to construct the Works = A PLUS 6B. Allowances for likely delays: (i) Inclement weather allowance (business days) = (ii) Other likely delays, i...
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Fixed Price Component. $ (incl. GST) (includes deposit in Item 2) b. Prime Cost Items (if any): $ (incl. GST) c. Provisional Sums (if any): $ (incl. GST) CONTRACT PRICE a + b + c = $ (incl. GST) ITEM SUBJECT NOTES PARTICULARS 2 DEPOSIT Condition 19 The deposit must not exceed 5% of the Contract Price if Contract Price is $20,000 or more. Amount of deposit: $ (incl. GST) NOTE: The deposit includes the payment to QBCC for the Qld Home Warranty Scheme.
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Fixed Price Component. The "Fixed Price Component" is $[*****](1) per Ton of Coke.
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Fixed Price Component. (b) Prime Cost Items Component (if any); and
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