Pass-Through Costs Clause Samples

The Pass-Through Costs clause defines which expenses incurred by one party can be directly billed to or reimbursed by the other party, without markup or profit. Typically, these costs include third-party charges such as materials, permits, or subcontractor fees that are necessary for fulfilling the contract. By specifying which costs are eligible and how they are documented, this clause ensures transparency and prevents disputes over unexpected or unauthorized charges.
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Pass-Through Costs. In addition to the fees payable to Selexis, COMPANY shall reimburse Selexis for any “pass-through-costs” with a ▇▇▇▇-up of [ ** ]. Selexis shall provide COMPANY with monthly invoices detailing the pass-through-costs.
Pass-Through Costs. Where PPD incurs Pass Through Costs in a currency other than the Contract Currency, PPD shall, for Sponsor invoicing and payment purposes, convert such costs to the Contract Currency based on an average exchange rate between the local currency and the Contract Currency for the month in which such costs were incurred.
Pass-Through Costs. Incurred Study-related pass-through costs (e.g. IRB/IEC costs) shall be promptly passed on to APA along with specific payment details. Payment will be made by APA within thirty (30) days upon re- ceipt of the corresponding invoice and appro- priate documentation.
Pass-Through Costs. Incurred Study-related pass-through costs (e.g. IRB/IEC costs) shall be promptly passed on to Actelion along with specific payment details. Payment will be made by Actelion within thirty (30) days upon receipt of the corresponding invoice.
Pass-Through Costs. 9.1 TTL shall, subject to compliance by the Service Provider with, and TTL‟s rights under, the remaining provisions of this paragraph 9 and without application of any uplift, administration fee or similar by the Service Provider, pay certain of the costs properly incurred by the Service Provider in providing the Services and as further described in this paragraph 9 (“Pass Through Costs”). For the avoidance of doubt: (a) all Operational Charges payable by TTL as stated elsewhere in this Agreement shall exclude the Pass Through Costs; and (b) the Service Provider shall not be responsible for the payment of the Power Provider‟s charges, which TTL shall pay directly to the Power Provider. 9.2 The Pass Through Costs are limited to the following: (a) reasonable postage costs incurred by the Service Provider directly and exclusively in corresponding with Customers as part of the Services; (b) reasonable costs of telephone calls incurred by the Service Provider directly and exclusively in communicating with Customers through the Contact Centre as part of the Services; (c) reasonable costs of SMS messages incurred by the Service Provider directly and exclusively in communicating with Customers as part of the Services; (d) fees payable to the Merchant Acquirer in respect of the Merchant Acquirer Service; and (e) in the event that the Service Provider is required to accept novation of one or more Supply Contracts pursuant to Clause 45 (Novation or Management of Supply Contracts), subject to any contrary position agreed in accordance with that Clause 45, any fees or charges payable by the Service Provider under the relevant Notified Supply Contract in respect of the goods and/or services provided under that Notified Supply Contract. For the avoidance of doubt, any expense, cost, liability, loss, damage, action, claim or proceeding in respect of which the Service Provider is liable under any Notified Supply Contract shall not constitute a Pass Through Cost. 9.3 TTL shall not be responsible for payments due to Third Parties providing merchant acquirer services other than the Merchant Acquirer. 9.4 The Service Provider shall ensure that all Pass Through Costs incurred are fair and reasonable and represent the best value available to TTL, including by using bulk discount schemes to reduce costs. Without limiting paragraph 9.5 below and Clause 42 (Audit and Inspection), the Service Provider shall maintain and, on TTL‟s request, furnish such particulars as TTL may reasonabl...
Pass-Through Costs. Prices payable hereunder in any Period shall also include any Pass-Through Costs and Pass-Through Plus Costs authorized by Roadway and incurred by ACS in that Period. SCHEDULE 6.1 lists the categories of costs that will be Pass-Through Costs and the categories of costs that will be Pass-Through Plus Costs.
Pass-Through Costs. Pass through costs are costs included in rates charged to customers, however these costs do not have an associated profit component. Pass through costs are generally transactional in nature and often are thought of as costs not associated with any significant effort performed by the hauler. The following pass through costs do not earn a profit, but are included in determining the total revenue requirement used to establish solid waste rates:  Interest expenseFranchise fees.
Pass-Through Costs. Each Customer shall pay certain reasonable pass through costs and out-of-pocket expenses (the "Pass Through Costs") as set forth in Exhibit 11.1, which Pass Through Costs are related to the Services. TPA shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to minimize all costs that are Pass Through Costs.
Pass-Through Costs. The pricing for pass-through costs shall include a detailed breakdown of each cost including a description of the cost, unit prices and extended costs. To be eligible for reimbursement all pass-through costs must be fully explained and justified in the Mini-Bid Project Definition response and approved by the Authorized User. Failure to list pass through costs may result in the Mini-Bid Project Definition response being rejected and/or the cost being disallowed (see Section 4.2 Lot 2 -Installation Services) for a list of eligible pass-through costs.
Pass-Through Costs. Seller's costs per ton of coal produced and delivered, falling into the categories below, shall be treated as "Pass-Through Costs" fully reimbursable by Buyer to Seller over and above the Base Price determined under Sections 6.01 and 6.