Examples of Estimated Change in Project Costs in a sentence
The Contractor shall use the Reference Price to produce the Estimated Change in Project Costs and, subsequently, the Change in Project Costs.
The Independent Technical Adviser shall comment on the Estimated Change in Project Costs and the Change in Project Costs within the time periods to be agreed by the Contractor and the Authority and specified in the appointment of the Independent Technical Adviser.
The Service Provider shall ensure that the performance risk involved in implementing the High Value Change and any interface risks involved in linking new services with the Service are reflected (depending on the risk profile of the High Value Change) in the Estimated Change in Project Costs and not priced separately over and above the Estimated Change in Project Costs.
Subject to Clause 23.6, following compliance by the Contractor of the requirements of Clause 23.4, then in the case of the Relief Amount being incurred by the Contractor, the Authority shall compensate the Contractor for the actual Estimated Change in Project Costs as adjusted to reflect the actual Relief Amount reasonably incurred.
Adjusting the Inputs Sub-hubco may make Input Adjustments to the extent required to reflect the Estimated Change in Project Costs arising out of the Relevant Event.
The Contractor shall not include any separate charge or fee payable to the Contractor or any sub-contractor of the Contractor in the costs included in the Estimated Change in Project Costs.
In particular the Benchmarking Report shall include full supporting evidence of the assumptions, source of market price and information and conclusions reached including: the methodology and all assumptions by which the Estimated Change in Project Costs was determined; assumptions made in respect of the Comparable Market; full details of sources of the information used including evidence as to reputation and independence of such sources; and such other details as the parties may agree.
The Service Provider shall use the Reference Price to produce the Estimated Change in Project Costs and, subsequently, the Agreed Change in Project Costs.
For the purposes of paragraph 2.2(a) of part 3 (Medium Value Changes) to schedule 25, the unit rates used in the calculation of the relevant Estimated Change in Project Costs shall be agreed at such time between the Contractor and the Authority and such rates shall reflect the applicable market rates at that time.
The Authority may refer the calculation of the Estimated Change in Project Costs and Agreed Change in Project Costs to Dispute Resolution if it considers that the principles ofClause 64.3 (Principles of Adjustment) have not been followed or have not been correctly interpreted.