Unabsorbed Cost Carry Sample Clauses

Unabsorbed Cost Carry. Forward Provision. For any extension year in which the Contractor shall not be able to justify the maximum allowable rate(s) increase(s) for any one or more of Extension Years 2000-01 to 2004-05, the Contractor shall be entitled to use an "unabsorbed cost carry-forward(s)" as a supplemental device to achieve a greater allowable rate(s) increase(s). To be eligible for an 'unabsorbed cost carry-forward(s),' the Contractor must detail in writing all total net allowable costs from each set of two comparison years from which any unabsorbed costs shall be derived as well as the total percentage of actual cost increase and the unabsorbed percentage of cost increase. The Director may prescribe additional conditions of eligibility as reasonably appropriate. When eligible and entitled hereunder, the Contractor may carry forward 'below-the-line' any previously unabsorbed actual costs from any sets of comparison periods as heretofore expressed at Paragraph 1(a)-(e) of ARTICLE V-A or 28(C) of the Contract to supplement those cost increases that are used to justify augmentations of the daily rate(s) per vehicle for Extension Years 2000-01 through 2004-05. The term 'below-the-line' is hereby defined to mean that previously unabsorbed cost increases, which are carried forward, are deemed as allocated to the extension year(s) of accrual and not to the subsequent extension year(s) to which they are carried forward and applied both supplementally and 'below-the-line' as prior cost increases that have not as yet been absorbed by the lesser of an annual CPI increment or a fixed annual rate increase cap. Once an item of previously unabsorbed cost increase shall have been carried forward and applied 'below-the-line' to a give extension year, that item may not be used again in any later extension year.
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Unabsorbed Cost Carry. Forward Provision. For any extension year in which the Contractor SHALL NOT be able to justify the maximum allowable rate(s) increase(s) for any one or more of Extension Years 2005-06 to 2009-10, the Contractor shall be entitled to use the Unabsorbed Percentage Cost Increases, if any, as a supplemental device to achieve a greater allowable rate(s) increase(s). To be eligible to apply Unabsorbed Percentage Cost Increases, the Contractor must detail in writing the Total Allowable Costs from each set of two comparison years from which any Unabsorbed Percentage Cost Increases shall be derived as well as the total percentage of actual cost increase and the unabsorbed percentage of cost increase. When eligible and entitled hereunder, the Contractor may carry forward 'below-the-line' any previously Unabsorbed Percentage Cost Increases from any sets of comparison periods, as heretofore expressed at PARAGRAPH 1(A)-(E) of ARTICLE V-A or 28(C) of the Contract, to supplement those cost increases that are used to justify augmentations of the daily rate(s) per vehicle for Extension Years 2005-06 through 2009-10. ___________________________
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