Common use of Revenue Generation Clause in Contracts

Revenue Generation. Should Contractor implement a revenue-generating plan, the following items shall be addressed in such plan: 11.12.1 Contractor shall not charge a fee for any service that the local Workforce Investment Area is required to perform free of charge under WIA or Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx legislation. Any fee-for-service plans that capitalize on job-seeker activities or services that fall outside of the scope of current legislation (by type or degree of service) are allowable; 11.12.2 Coordination with relevant partners is required for any job-seeker fee-for- service proposal submitted. Contractor must describe how it has designed its revenue-generating strategies in collaboration with affected partners; 11.12.3 Contractor must demonstrate a need for the job-seeker/business services for which it will be charging a fee and provide projections for total revenues generated through its strategies; 11.12.4 Contractor is required to outline its methodology for determining the price of its revenue generating activities. This methodology should address the calculation of cost per service provided (incorporating all related overhead costs) and competitor pricing for similar services; and 11.12.5 SDWP will negotiate profit based on guidelines outlined in chapter six of the Operations Manual. The negotiated profit is indicated in Attachment Insert Attachment letter- Contract Budget Documents.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Insert Type of Agreement Agreement, Insert Type of Agreement, Insert Type of Agreement Agreement

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