MARKET PRICE ASSESSMENT Sample Clauses

MARKET PRICE ASSESSMENT. 17 12. PAYMENT............................................ 18 13. MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, AND RESTORATION OF THE CABLE.. 21 14. REGENERATOR BUILDING(S)............................ 28 15.
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MARKET PRICE ASSESSMENT. (a) BPA shall procure, under separate agreement, the services of a market assessment consultant(s) to assess market prices of bulk transport services and provide reports to BPA. (b) BPA and XXX agree to equally share in the costs of procuring the services described above. (c) The market assessment consultant shall be responsible for acquiring quotes, calculating an average, and delivering market assessment reports to BPA at some planned interval, using the methodology agreed to by BPA and XXX. BPA and XXX shall within 120 calendar days from execution of this Agreement, make their best effort to agree to the methodology. (d) BPA agrees to allow XXX to participate in the development of the methodology for assessing market price(s) to be used under this Agreement. (e) XXX agrees to use the current data provided to BPA by the market assessment consultant as a basis for setting XXX Transport Service Value(s) for each XXX Transport Service, depending on when the XXX Transport Service is placed in service by XXX. The XXX Transport Service Value for any specific XXX Transport Service will remain in effect for a period of 36 months, after which the XXX Transport Service must be re-valued based on the current market assessment data. Contract No. 97TX-10072 (f) The agreed to methodology may be changed by mutual agreement of BPA and XXX.
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MARKET PRICE ASSESSMENT. (a) Bonneville shall procure under separate agreement, the services of a market assessment consultant to assess market prices of bulk transport services and provide reports to Bonneville. (b) Bonneville and XXX agree to equally share in the costs of procuring the services described above. (c) The market assessment consultant shall be responsible for acquiring quotes, calculating an average, and delivering the market assessment report to Bonneville using the methodology agreed to by Bonneville and XXX. Bonneville and XXX shall within one hundred twenty (120) calendar days from execution of this Agreement, make their best effort to agree to the methodology. (d) Bonneville agrees to allow XXX to participate in the development of the methodology for assessing market price(s) to be used under this Agreement. (e) XXX agrees to use the current data provided to Bonneville by the market assessment consultant as a basis for setting XXX Transport Service Value(s) for each XXX Transport Service depending on when the XXX Transport Service is placed in service by XXX. The XXX Transport Service for any specific XXX Transport Service will remain in effect for a period of 36 months, after which the XXX Transport Service must be re-valued based on the current market assessment data. (f) The agreed-to methodology may be changed by mutual agreement of Bonneville and XXX.
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MARKET PRICE ASSESSMENT. (a) BPA shall procure, under separate agreement, the services of a market assessment consultant(s) to assess market prices of bulk transport services and provide reports to BPA. (b) BPA and XXX agree to equally share in the costs of procuring the services described above. (c) The market assessment consultant(s) shall be responsible for acquiring quotes, calculating an average, and delivering market assessment reports to BPA at some planned interval, using the methodology agreed to by BPA and XXX. BPA and XXX shall, within 120 calendar days from execution of this Agreement, make their best effort to agree to the methodology. (d) BPA agrees to allow XXX to participate in the development of the methodology for assessing market price(s) to be used under this Agreement. (e) XXX agrees to use the current data provided to BPA by the market assessment consultant as a basis for setting XXX Transport Service Value(s) for each XXX Transport Service, depending on when the XXX Transport Service is placed in service by XXX. The XXX Transport Service Value for any specific XXX Transport Service will remain in effect for a period of 36 months, after which the XXX Transport Service must be re-valued based on the current market assessment data. (f) The agreed-to methodology may be changed by mutual agreement of BPA and XXX. 13. PAYMENT (a) XXX agrees to pay BPA monthly, according to the Payment Specifications described in Exhibit B. In addition to ELI's monthly payment to BPA, XXX shall include a monthly report of all transactions. The report will allow BPA to account for the GRV generated each month. Both Parties shall agree on a reporting format to be used prior to ELI's first payment to BPA. (b) For the purposes of determining the monthly payment required under this Agreement, any Transport Services along the Revenue Sharing Route will be included in the accounting to determine GRV. (c) Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties, accounting of the GRV shall begin 30 calendar days following the Service Ready Date. Payment shall be received by BPA from XXX by the last day of each month for GRV calculated on the previous calendar months' transactions (the Due Date). Payments shall be sent to the address identified in (f) below. (d) Payments to BPA for revenue generated by XXX from use of the Commercial Fiber (or portion thereof) before the Service Ready Date shall be based on the GRV of such services and calculated using the 20 percent and the 10 percent Payment Factors, as ...
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