Reasonableness of Price. An Authorized User will be required to demonstrate reasonableness of price for each project as part of the evaluation prior to the execution of a Power Purchase Agreement. The Centralized Contract includes “Not-to-Exceed” rates which were evaluated during the Centralized Contract award phase. The Contractor acknowledges that rates proposed in response to any Mini-Bid RFP may not exceed the maximum Not-To-Exceed rates of the Centralized Contract, and that any response to a Mini-Bid RFP which includes rates exceeding the applicable maximum Not-To-Exceed rate of the Centralized Contract shall be rejected by the Authorized User. Authorized Users are encouraged to negotiate for better pricing than is listed in the Centralized Contract, as the rates established in the Centralized Contracts are Not-to-Exceed rates only. An Authorized User must follow all internal procurement guidelines of their organization and obtain all required control agency approvals when purchasing from Centralized Contracts. The following New York State Procurement Rights identified in the Solicitation are also applicable to and reserved by the Authorized User when conducting a Mini-Bid RFP: New York State or other Authorized User reserves the right to:
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Samples: Solar Power Purchase Agreement, Contract Amendment, Solar Power Purchase Agreement
