Lump Sum Fees. The sum payable by the Client to the Consulting Engineer shall be the Lump Sum to be decided and confirmed in advance by negotiation or tender between the two parties, depending on the nature of the Project. Lump Sums may be broken down into components applicable to particular duties or stages of work.
Lump Sum Fees. Lump Sum Fee(s), hereinafter identified as L.S., are understood and agreed to include all direct and indirect labor costs, personnel related costs, overhead and administrative costs, costs of sub-consultant(s) and/or sub-contractor(s), out-of- pocket expenses and costs, professional service fee(s) and any other costs or expenses which may pertain to the services and/or work to be performed, provided and/or furnished by the Consultant as may be required and/or necessary to complete each and every task set forth in the Scope of Professional Services, or as may be set forth in subsequent work orders, supplemental agreements, and/or change orders agreed to in writing by both parties to this Agreement.
Lump Sum Fees. Lump sums, which may be broken down into components applicable to particular duties or stages of work, have the advantage that they are decided in advance by negotiation or tender and are then firm. It is not possible to provide guidance for Clients on likely lump sums, but comparison with fees calculated by the percentage method will give an indication of appropriate levels. Lump sums will inevitably incorporate an allowance for the additional risk involved in making such arrangements. As mentioned above, lump sum fees may be arrived at after going through the whole process of normal competitive bidding, and finally agreeing on a firm figure, that has taken into account all the cost elements of the project. This is suitable where the full extent of the services can be determined, and it enables the client to know his budgetary commitments in advance.
Lump Sum Fees. The Consultant shall be compensated on a lump sum basis for the services listed in this Contract using the fee schedule in Exhibit C in the amount of $ .
Lump Sum Fees. Lump sums, which may be broken down into components applicable to particular duties or stages of services, have the advantage that they are decided in advance by negotiation and are then firm. It is not possible to provide guidance for Clients on likely lump sums. Lump sums will inevitably incorporate an allowance for the additional risk involved in making such arrangements. Notes for Table 1
i) These rates have been set on the basis of current practices in other countries, as depicted in Table 1 herein.
ii) The traveling time charge is exclusive of this fee.
iii) The rates are applicable for all services as per Appendix A.
iv) The rates are exclusive of Value Added Tax and Withholding Tax.
Lump Sum Fees. □ (tick if applicable) The lump sum fee is based upon the Cost of Works sum of $ and has been assessed on the scope of Services to be performed by the Architect. Pre-design stage $ Sketch design $ Detailed design $ Final design $ Building permit $ SAMPLE COPY ONLY NOT FOR Tender documentation $ Contract administration $ Post-construction $ Construction Documentation $
Lump Sum Fees. Lump sum fees will be payable on a staged basis as agreed at date of appointment, and as set out in Section 6.5 – 6.7 of the Memorandum of Agreement. Time charge fees will be based on rates supplied and agreed at appointment, and as set out in Section 6.8 of the Memorandum of Agreement. Time charge work should not be undertaken without the prior written agreement of the Project Director or their nominee.
Lump Sum Fees. Where Lump Sum Fees apply, the total lump sum is allocated to specific architect’s services as shown in Schedule E1. If Lump Sum Fees apply and the project scope or any of the architect’s services under this agreement are changed, the resulting work is subject to the hourly rates shown in Schedule E2, or as otherwise agreed in writing.
Lump Sum Fees. (excluding GST) Days Effort Fees ($) Stage 2 – IP-PBX Platform Dimensioning and Final Design Stage 3 – Supply, Installation and Commissioning Stage 4 – Cutover Training and Post Installation Support Total (excluding GST) Fees should clearly state any travel costs.
Lump Sum Fees. If a Sub-Consultant undertakes Services which the Client and the Consultant have agreed will be paid for on a lump sum basis, whether undertake as Basic Services or Additional Services, then all fees payable by the Client will be included in the lump sum, and no additional amount will be payable by the Client on account of the Sub Consultant’s fees the Consultant pays to the Sub-Consultant;
