Scope of Work and Fees Sample Clauses

Scope of Work and Fees. The scope of work and fees for this agreement are described in the proposals attached as Exhibit A. The Consultant’s receipt of this signed contract will constitute authorization to proceed with the work.
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Scope of Work and Fees. A. RBG shall perform the services described below (collectively referred to herein as "Services") and provide the following audio, video or written reports (collectively referred to herein as the “Deliverables”) at the following quantities and prices: Quantity Item # Description Unit Price Total $ $ Payment Schedule Total $ Upon execution of this Agreement, Client shall pay to RBG the one time set up fee and an initial deposit (“Initial Deposit”) in an amount equal to 20% of the total cost value of the Services and Deliverables to be provided pursuant to this Agreement. Such Initial Deposit shall be credited to Client’s account and applied against Client’s account balance until Client’s balance exceeds the amount of the Initial Deposit, whereupon Client shall be responsible for paying the outstanding balance on all future invoices. Client agrees to pay balance due under the following payment schedule: 20% Deposit $ Balance Due $ Upon Receipt of Invoice(s). CLIENT will receive an invoice each month showing the credit being applied to the CLIENT account for services rendered during that billing period. RBG will only invoice CLIENT for the services that have been rendered during the billing period. One Time Set-Up Fee $ Reimbursed Expenses (Check One): Yes No Special Provisions:
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Scope of Work and Fees. It is our understanding that the City would like to engage the Firm to provide the following services, which shall constitute the Firm’s Scope of Work (the “Scope of Work”) for purposes of this engagement:
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