Price variations. The price may vary with a change to service levels (as outlined below). Any changes to the agreed price for a guaranteed or spot place will need to be transparent and will be controlled through the price variation clause in the contract.
Price variations. The Contract Price shall not be subject to contract price adjustment in accordance with the General Conditions of Contract. If special materials are specified in the Contract Data, then the provision of the General Conditions of Contract shall apply to such special materials.
Price variations. We may vary our Charges:
(a) on 30 days’ notice – where any Minimum Term has expired;
(b) during a Minimum Term – on 30 days’ notice, subject to you being entitled to terminate the Service Agreement within 14 days after being given notice.
Price variations. 20.1 For each Good in each of the Supplier Lots specified in the Award Schedule, on the expiry of the Price Firm Period for such Good the Authority may review the Contract Price payable for the Good:
20.1.1 at its own instigation at any time following expiry of the Price Firm Period; or
20.1.2 following a request from the Supplier within fourteen (14*) Business Days from the expiry of the Price Firm Period (as defined in Clause 20.8 of this Schedule 1), provided that the Supplier can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Authority that there have been changes to the Supplier's manufacturing, distribution and supply costs in connection with the provision of the Good since the previous Review (if any) (each such review being a "Review" for the purposes of this Clause 20 of this Schedule 1).
20.2 The Authority shall be entitled to increase or decrease the price of the Good in the event that the Contract Price does not in the sole opinion of the Authority (acting reasonably) reflect the principal underlying costs (including, but not limited to, wage costs, fuel costs and energy costs) necessarily and properly incurred by the Supplier in connection with the manufacture and distribution of such Good(s). For the avoidance of doubt the Parties accept and acknowledge that any changes to the Contract Price shall not have the effect of altering the overall nature of this Framework Agreement.
20.3 In reviewing the Contract Price pursuant to Clause 20.1 of this Schedule 1, and subject always to Clause 20.4 of this Schedule 1, the Authority may have regard to the following factors:
20.3.1 any changes to the Supplier's manufacturing, distribution and supply costs, to the extent that such costs are necessary and properly incurred by the Supplier in the provision of the Good;
20.3.2 the prices at which goods which are reasonably equivalent to the Good are supplied by other suppliers in the open market;
20.3.3 prices payable by other health authorities and NHS Trusts for goods which are reasonably equivalent to the Good; and/or
20.3.4 the volumes of the Good ordered by, and supplied to, the Participating Authorities.
20.4 The Supplier shall provide all such evidence to the Authority as the Authority may reasonably request. Such evidence shall be provided by the Supplier to the Authority on a transparent basis, reference publicly available sources of evidence where appropriate, and shall be sufficient to enable the Authority to verify and substantiate any changes to the ...
Price variations. In the event of a change in circumstances beyond the Hotel's control (including, but not limited to, increases in the standard rate of VAT or tourism levy), the Hotel is entitled to vary the prices specified in the Agreement to the extent necessary to reflect such change.
Price variations. (a) Prices are as set on Schedule I for the term hereof unless changed pursuant to Paragraph 2.10(b).
(b) Subject to Subparagraph 2.10(c), prices are subject to annual adjustment beginning two (2) years after the date hereof. Price increases or decreases will be commensurate with documented Manufacturing cost increases or decreases since the date that the then-current prices became effective. For purposes hereof, “Manufacturing cost” shall mean, with respect to the Drug Product, BIONICHE’s actual and documented cost of raw materials, direct labor, Manufacturing, packaging, and overhead amounts directly applicable to such Manufacturing costs (including appropriately amortized capital equipment costs and excluding non-manufacturing overhead and allocations and excluding costs representing Manufacturing changes for which CUMBERLAND does not provide prior written consent pursuant to Article 8), calculated in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied (the allocation of overhead to be consistent with BIONICHE’s allocation of overhead as of the date of this Agreement). CUMBERLAND reserves the right to audit the records of BIONICHE in order to determine that such increases and/or decreases are appropriate. Any increase in price shall not exceed the twelve (12) month percent increase in the Producer Price Index as published by the U.S. government and shall be further subject to a maximum increase of five percent (5%) per year over the life of the Agreement.
(c) Notwithstanding any of the contrary herein contained, should CUMBERLAND: (i) request a change in Specifications, or (ii) unreasonably withhold the consent requested under Paragraphs 2.3 or 2.4, which request or refusal results in an increase in Manufacturing Costs, BIONICHE shall be entitled to pass on such costs to CUMBERLAND immediately in the form of a Drug Product price increase.
Price variations. The Price may be revised during provision of the Services in circumstances including but not limited to:
(a) delays caused by you;
(b) you request additional work after sign-off;
(c) you choose to purchase additional Services;
(d) additional third party costs incurred;
(e) where you request changes to the final work product; or
(f) other circumstances outside our control. If the Price is likely to deviate significantly from the estimate we will inform you wherever possible. We will obtain your approval where the Price will exceed the estimate by more than 10%.
Price variations. (i) Prices are as set on Schedule I for the term hereof unless changed pursuant to Paragraph 2.8(ii).
(ii) A party may request not less than two months prior to the second anniversary of the effective date of this Agreement and each anniversary thereof thereafter to renegotiate the price per batch having regard to varying costs of manufacture. The requesting party shall provide the other party with evidence of varying costs of manufacture if an increase or decrease in price is sought. Any increase in price shall not exceed the twelve (12) month percent increase in the Consumer Price Index as published by the Australian government and shall be further subject to a maximum of [***] percent ([***]%) unless (a) CUMBERLAND consents in writing to an increase in excess of such Consumer Price Index and (b) FAULDING provides CUMBERLAND with evidence that the proposed increase in price per batch is equivalent to FAULDING’s increased cost of manufacturing per batch (excluding non-manufacturing overhead) as calculated in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied. If CUMBERLAND does not consent in writing to an increase in excess of such Consumer Price Index within thirty (30) days of written notification thereof, then FAULDING may withdraw the proposed amount of the increase in excess of the Consumer Price Index or may terminate this Agreement upon at least ninety (90) days prior written notice.
Price variations. 30.1. Xxxxx reserves the right to amend the price of the Transport Services should the collection or Delivery Point be changed, or at the time of collection from the Client, the Materials, differ from the description, sample or Classification Report provided by the Client at the time of quotation or a Purchase Order being made.
Price variations. If for any reason there is a variation in the cost of The Goods, carriage, freight or any other charges directly or indirectly, effecting the contract arising from fuel oil, bunker or other surcharges, custom import charges or an increase in any other cost or changes in the exchange rates on which the contract was based, or as a result of variation of contracts which Seller has entered into, to procure the Goods, or as a result of any other unforeseen costs arising from circumstances outside the Sellers control, then Seller may adjust the price of The Goods to the extent required to cover such variations.
