Common use of Task Work Orders Clause in Contracts

Task Work Orders. Task Work Order Contracts may be issued at any time during the Initial Contract Term and any Renewal Contract Term. A Task Work Order Contract will authorize the Contractor to perform the Work for a lump sum amount at the marked up hourly rates agreed to and set forth in the Fee Schedule. The maximum fee allowed by law for any individual Task Work Order Contract, which includes all fees and reimbursable expenses and contingencies, shall not exceed the total set in Section 4-102 (2) A. of the APS Procurement Resolution, as amended or the Virginia Public Procurement Act. Provided, however, the Contractor shall not commence work under any Task Work Order Contract until a Purchase Order from the Procurement Agent or designee has been received. It is understood that more than one Task Work Order Contract may, at the Owner's sole discretion, be offered to the Contractor during the Initial Contract Term and any Renewal Contract Terms. Although the potential exists for multiple Task Work Order Contracts being offered to the Contractor during the Initial Contract Term and Renewal Contract Terms, the maximum fees allowed by law for the aggregate of all individual Task Work Order Contracts, which includes all fees and reimbursable expenses and contingencies, shall not exceed the total set in Section 4-102 (2) A. of the APS Procurement Resolution, as amended or the Virginia Public Procurement Act. APS does not represent or guarantee that the Contractor will receive any Task Work Order Contracts.