Time and Materials Based Services Pricing Sample Clauses

Time and Materials Based Services Pricing. 3.2.2.1. When performing Services on a time and materials basis (“Time and Materials Basis”), the prices will be subject to Judicial Council agreement on a Service Work Order-by- Service Work Order basis, and shall only apply to the Service Work Order in which authorized.
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Time and Materials Based Services Pricing. When performing Services on a time and materials basis (“Time and Materials Basis”), the prices will be subject to Judicial Council agreement on a Service Work Order-by-Service Work Order basis, and shall only apply to the Service Work Order in which authorized. When a Service Work Order is authorized for performance on a Time and Materials Basis, the prices for all expected Hourly Rates and Fixed Price Services, the cost of any expected Travel and Living Expenses, and the cost of any expected Reimbursables will be added to calculate a time and materials price (“Time and Materials Price”) applicable to that Service Work Order. The applicable price(s) and costs and method to be used to calculate the Time and Materials Price are specified below. The Judicial Council may, in its discretion, include a not-to-exceed amount in any Service Work Order on a Time and Materials Basis and Consultant shall not exceed said not-to-exceed amount. Consultant will be compensated for Time and Materials Basis Service Work Orders in the form of monthly payments based upon: the hours of work actually expended in performing the Hourly Rates Services; the price for any Fixed Price Service(s) actually performed; the actual cost for any allowed Travel and Living Expenses actually incurred (when incurred in accordance with, and in amounts not to exceed the maximum amounts specified as allowable in, the Judicial Council’s Travel and Living Expense Rules and Rates); and the actual cost of any allowed Reimbursables (in amounts at or below the Reimbursable(s) prices specified in the Service Work Order). In Service Work Orders authorized on a Time and Materials Basis, Consultant is, subject to the limitation of the Time and Materials Price as further elucidated below, responsible for the provision of Services and Materials specified in a Service Work Order if authorized in accordance with the provisions of the Service Work Order, for paying for any Travel and Living Expenses and Reimbursable(s) necessary to provide those Services and Materials if authorized by the Judicial Council’s Project Manager. Consultant shall be compensated solely in the form of payments for the Services, Materials, Travel and Living Expenses, and Reimbursables expenses which shall be made as specified above; however, Consultant shall not provide Services and/or Materials, incur Travel and Living Expenses, or purchase Reimbursable(s) past the point at which the total of such charges, if invoiced to the Judicial Co...
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Time and Materials Based Services Pricing. 3.2.2.1. When performing Services on a time and materials basis (“Time and Materials Basis”), the prices will be subject to Judicial Council agreement on a Service Work Order-by- Service Work Order basis, and shall only apply to the Service Work Order in which authorized. When a Service Work Order is authorized for performance on a Time and Materials Basis, the prices for all expected Hourly Rates and Fixed Price Services, the cost of any expected Travel and Living Expenses, and the cost of any expected Reimbursables will be added to calculate a time and materials price (“Time and Materials Price”) applicable to that Service Work Order. The applicable price(s) and costs and method to be used to calculate the Time and Materials Price are specified below. The Judicial Council may, in its discretion, include a not-to-exceed amount in any Service Work Order on a Time and Materials Basis and Consultant shall not exceed said not-to-exceed amount.
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