Common use of Variations’ Fee Clause in Contracts

Variations’ Fee. The fee for additional Services as a result of the Variations, if any, shall be determined taking into account the calculations and fees under the Technical Specification and the Contractor’s Proposal. Furthermore, such fee shall be consistent with the market practice and proportionate to the fee for the Services with similar scope under the Agreement, if any. Variations not resulting in additional services or works, including Variations related to the timeline of the provision of the Services, shall not result in additional fees or compensation of costs. Variations in case of employee count increase. In case The Company’s employee count is increased for more than 5%, the Company is entitled unilaterally to amend Agreement’s Total value in proportion to increased employee count, but not more than up to 750’000,00 EUR. Initial Employee count – [CONFIDENIAL] COMMUNICATION Main Principles. Communication under the Agreement (e.g., information, requests, submissions, formal notifications, etc.) must: be carried out in English; be made in writing (including electronic form); be primarily carried out between the Representatives as specified in Clause 11.4 or otherwise notified to each other; during the implementation of the Assignment Order, the communication via e-mail shall be executed between contact persons indicated in the respective Assignment Order. Additionally, all copies of those e-mail messages shall be sent to the Parties’ Representatives. Presumption of Receipt. Notices, declarations, invoices etc. shall be deemed received: if delivered by hand, on the first (1) business day following the delivery day; if sent by post, on the fifth (5) business day after the date of posting; if sent by e-mail, the same business day if sent prior to 17:00 o’clock and the next business day if sent after 17:00 o’clock (Eastern European Time); communication by e-mail is deemed made when it is sent by the sending Party to the receiving Party, unless the sending Party receives a message of non-delivery;

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Framework Agreement, Framework Agreement, Framework Agreement

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Variations’ Fee. The fee for additional Services as a result of the Variations, if any, shall be determined taking into account the calculations and fees under the Technical Specification and the Contractor’s Proposal. Furthermore, such fee shall be consistent with the market practice and proportionate to the fee for the Services with similar scope under the Agreement, if any. Variations not resulting in additional services or works, including Variations related to the timeline of the provision of the Services, shall not result in additional fees or compensation of costs. Variations in case of employee count increase. In case The Company’s employee count is increased for more than 5%, the Company is entitled unilaterally to amend Agreement’s Total value in proportion to increased employee count, but not more than up to 750’000,00 EUR. Initial Employee count – [CONFIDENIALCONFIDENTIAL] COMMUNICATION Main Principles. Communication under the Agreement (e.g., information, requests, submissions, formal notifications, etc.) must: be carried out in English; be made in writing (including electronic form); be primarily carried out between the Representatives as specified in Clause 11.4 or otherwise notified to each other; during the implementation of the Assignment Order, the communication via e-mail shall be executed between contact persons indicated in the respective Assignment Order. Additionally, all copies of those e-mail messages shall be sent to the Parties’ Representatives. Presumption of Receipt. Notices, declarations, invoices etc. shall be deemed received: if delivered by hand, on the first (1) business day following the delivery day; if sent by post, on the fifth (5) business day after the date of posting; if sent by e-mail, the same business day if sent prior to 17:00 o’clock and the next business day if sent after 17:00 o’clock (Eastern European Time); communication by e-mail is deemed made when it is sent by the sending Party to the receiving Party, unless the sending Party receives a message of non-delivery;

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Framework Agreement

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