Common use of Service Costs Clause in Contracts

Service Costs. Note: “General and Administrative” RCM Metric uses operating expenses to allocate the cost pool. Exclusions include: direct debt, direct utilities, F&A return, and subcontracts. In developing the fiscal operating budget (Cost Pool), there are numerous assumptions and sensitivities that are addressed. These include but are not limited to: 1. Changes in aligned employees collective bargaining agreements. 2. Fluctuation in fringe benefit rates. 3. Rise in contract, equipment and supply costs.

Service Costs. Note: “General and Administrative” RCM Metric uses operating expenses to allocate the cost pool. Exclusions includeExclusions: direct debt, ; direct utilities, ; F&A return, returns; and subcontracts. In developing the fiscal operating budget (Cost Pool), there are numerous assumptions and sensitivities that are addressed. These include but are not limited to: 1. Changes in aligned employees collective bargaining agreements. 2. Fluctuation in fringe benefit rates. 3. Rise in contract, equipment and supply costs.

Service Costs. Note: “General and Administrative” RCM Metric uses operating expenses to allocate the cost pool. Exclusions include: include direct debt, direct utilities, F&A returnreturns, and subcontracts. In developing the fiscal operating budget (Cost Pool), there are numerous assumptions and sensitivities that are addressed. These include but are not limited to: 1. Changes in aligned employees collective bargaining agreements. 2. Fluctuation in fringe benefit rates. 3. Rise in contract, equipment and supply costs.

Service Costs. Note: “General and Administrative” RCM Metric uses operating expenses to allocate the cost pool. Exclusions include: ; direct debt, direct utilities, F&A return, and subcontracts. In developing the fiscal operating budget (Cost Pool), there are numerous assumptions and sensitivities that are addressed. These include but are not limited to: 1. Changes in aligned employees collective bargaining agreements. 2. Fluctuation in fringe benefit rates. 3. Rise in contract, equipment and supply costs. 4. Mandated regulatory requirements for fire systems and building codes.

Service Costs. Note: “General and Administrative” RCM Metric uses operating expenses to allocate the cost pool. Exclusions include: ; direct debt, direct utilities, F&A return, and subcontracts. In developing the fiscal operating budget (Cost Pool), there are numerous assumptions and sensitivities that are addressed. These include but are not limited to: 1. Changes in aligned employees collective bargaining agreements. 2. Fluctuation in fringe benefit rates. 3. Rise in contract, equipment and supply costs.