Startup Costs. The parties acknowledge and agree that DSM will be likely to incur certain costs in connection with the commencement of operations of expansions at DSM’s Capua and Belvidere facilities as well as expansions of production of ARA Products at new sites. These costs are likely to include costs that are directly related to certain inefficiencies in producing ARA Products at a new production facility (including, for example, batches of Biomass that do not meet the relevant Specifications) and other costs (the “Production Startup Costs”).
(a) The parties agree that DSM shall be responsible for, and not charge to Martek, up to * of Production Startup Costs related to the Phase 1 Belvidere Build-out and such costs shall be an Excluded Cost. Martek shall reimburse DSM, in twelve (12) equal quarterly installments, the amount that the actual Production Startup Costs incurred by DSM for the Phase 1 Belvidere Build-out exceed *, but in no event shall the total amount to be reimbursed by Martek pursuant hereto exceed one million US Dollars ($1,000,000.00). DSM shall also be responsible for, and not charge to Martek, Production Startup Costs related to the Phase 1 Belvidere Build-out that are in excess of * and such costs shall be an Excluded Cost. * The asterisk denotes that confidential portions of this exhibit have been omitted in reliance on Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The confidential portions have been submitted separately to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
(b) The parties agree that all Production Start-up Costs related to the Phase II Belvidere Build-Out are to be absorbed by DSM and shall be an Excluded Cost. In addition, any Capital Related Costs related to the Phase II Belvidere Build-Out are to be absorbed by DSM and, notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, shall be an Excluded Cost.
(c) All Production Start-up Costs related to the Capua Expansion are to be absorbed by DSM and shall be an Excluded Cost.
Startup Costs. Amazon will pay Sun Country $[***] towards start-up costs to be used in Sun Country’s sole discretion, including for: (a) pilot, dispatcher, mechanic, and ground handler training; (b) IT integration; (c) flight simulator time; (d) legal and consulting support; (e) technical due diligence; (f) manual development; and (g) hiring in advance of operations. Such amount will be paid by Amazon in [***] installments[***].
Startup Costs. It is understood that during the first several months of this Engagement, the Agency will perform many of the functions that will eventually be handled by the Client's Marketing, Art and Technical Departments. It is anticipated that these services will exceed the workload for which the retainer has been established, and the Agency will invoice the Client for the added services on a monthly basis, providing detailed support and backup.
Startup Costs. The COUNTY shall reimburse up to $475,000 for costs associated with the establishment and deployment of Medic Unit 8. Eligible costs for reimbursement may include temporary housing costs associated with the implementation of Medic Unit 8, items specifically identified within the contract, improvements to the facility in which Medic Unit 8 will be situated, and other costs which the AGENCY identifies as reasonable and necessary for establishing and deploying Medic Unit 8. For the sole purpose of the establishment of Medic Unit 8, the stipulations limiting the ability of the AGENCY to request reimbursement for salaries and benefits as agreed upon in Amendment 3, regarding Fire Academy, shall be waived for the use of these funds. All reasonable requests for reimbursement related to the establishment and deployment of Medic Unit 8 will be approved. The establishment of this reimbursement threshold and process shall not create any precedent for any future negotiations; it may not be referenced or cited to support any future reimbursement process, or for any other reason; it does not create any past practice and is intended to be a singular occurrence. The AGENCY agrees to comply with applicable procurement laws in the process of contracting for the goods and services which it will request reimbursement for. The AGENCY may not seek reimbursement for anything that is reimbursed or paid for by any other entity, fund, or grant; in effect, only costs which are fully borne by the AGENCY are eligible for reimbursement. Likewise, the AGENCY shall not seek reimbursement for any cost which is eligible for reimbursement through another process contained in this Agreement. As consideration for reimbursements, the AGENCY shall be obligated to establish a new Medic Unit 8, which is capable of performing services twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, as defined within this Agreement, starting no later than January 1, 2026. If establishment and deployment of Medic Unit 8 is delayed for any reason, the County and the Agency will cooperate in evaluating the timeline and the issues causing delay and determine an appropriate new timeline given the issues. If the AGENCY and the COUNTY do not reach an agreement regarding an appropriate new timeline, the COUNTY and the AGENCY will agree to mediation regarding an appropriate new timeline, or if no new timeline can be established, the degree to which funds provided to the AGENCY under this section must be repaid to the COUNTY...
Startup Costs. During the initial year that the contract is in effect, the MCA, as identified in Paragraph B (REIMBURSEMENT FOR INITIAL PERIOD), may include startup costs for a period not to exceed [## of months]. Startup costs are those necessary to plan, prepare for, and assume operation of the eligible Mental Health Rehabilitation Center Services, specified in the Contract. The startup costs must be reasonable and allowable, and will only be provided to Contractor on a one-time basis, subject to Director’s review and approval. Once Contractor begins providing eligible direct services, startup cost is no longer available and reimbursement is based on claims for eligible mental health services.
Startup Costs. This section should cover whatever you need to start or expand your business, including items you already have. Let’s assume your business requires $10,000 in equipment to operate, and you already have $3,000. You would show the full picture ($10,000) in the appropriate section of the startup costs, NOT just the part that you don’t have yet ($7,000) The Startup Costs is a summary showing the amount needed in each area. While it shows the complete picture, it is not necessary to put every single item on the sheet - only major items should be listed individually. If you have an itemized list, feel free to attach it to the plan. The Use of Funds covers the following categories: Capital Items - major pieces of equipment you need to start to expand. Other costs - advertising/marketing, business licenses, accounting/ bookkeeping fees and other costs related to start-up or expansion. Working Capital - similar to a line of credit, these are funds you need to carry you through slow periods and provide a “buffer” for your operation. Complete only those categories that apply to your business. List the items you are contributing to the business separately from those you will have to buy. Using the same example you would show $3,000 in owned equipment and $7,000 in equipment to be purchased/leased, rather than a $10,000 total. Include all Startup Costs – these are one-time expenses to get the business up and going: STARTUP COSTS Description Currently Own Investment Made To Be Acquired Investment Required Administrative Expenses: Licenses, Accounting, Insurance, Legal, Etc Capital Items: Computer, Tools, Equipment, Etc. Inventory What you will sell to customers Advertising and Promotion Signs, Ads, Website, Business Cards, Etc. Other Costs Office Supplies, Misc, Etc
Startup Costs. In order to start a recovery residence there are many one time costs called “startup cost”.
Startup Costs. The Subadviser shall contribute to the payment of the Fund's startup costs (the "Startup Contribution"
Startup Costs. Beginning on Commercial Operation Date, if ILPI fails to accept delivery of electric power from PSPEI due to reasons attributable to ILPI, the latter is required to pay Start-up Costs (which include among others the cost of light or heavy fuel oil, additives, water and sorbents) to PSPEI within thirty (30) days from receipt of written demand from PSPEI;
Startup Costs. There are certain costs associated with the commencing of the Service ("Startup Costs"). The fees charged by Cutting Edge for such Startup Costs are set forth in Exhibit A. You agree to pay all Startup Costs upon execution of this Agreement or as otherwise set forth in Exhibit A and in accordance with Section 9. (Payment) below. The Startup Costs are non-refundable.
