Procurement Fee definition

Procurement Fee. The Procurement Fee is expressed as a percentage of the total price of products (excluding customs/duty taxes, transport and insurance) based on the rates negotiated with the Global Fund.

Procurement Fee means a fee payable to AMSC to facilitate the procurement of any Product supplied to the Customer which will be set out in a Transaction Confirmation;

Procurement Fee means the fee that is paid to Catalent for its services in the procurement of materials and supplies used in the Manufacture of Passage Bio Products ( other than Passage Bio Materials), such fee being a certain percentage of the Procurement Costs. [*].

Examples of Procurement Fee in a sentence

• The Product Procurement Fee shall be applied to each Barrel of Product to be delivered to an Included Location or the Refinery pursuant to an Included Purchase Transaction.

• On the 10th day of each month (or the next Business Day following such date, if such date is not a Business Day), IP will deliver to Sylvamo an invoice for the Monthly Procurement Fee for the preceding month which invoice shall include a detailed breakdown of the costs (a “Service Invoice”).

• Procurement Fee Allowability in School Food Authority Contracts https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/cn/SP15-2008os.pdfThe Contracting with Food Service Management Companies manual provides guidance for contracts between School Food Service Authorities and Management Companies.

• Any such adjustment of the Procurement Fee shall become effective beginning on the day following the delivery of the Notice of Adjustment and shall continue to be effective until a subsequent Notice of Adjustment is delivered in accordance with this Section.

• The Fiber Cost Plan will include the monthly as purchased fiber cost forecasts for all species and products managed herein and the estimated Monthly Procurement Fee for the Transferred Xxxxx, as well as the Supporting Facilities and Third Party Yards holding IP-owned Inventory for the Transferred Xxxxx as set forth in Section 7.1.

More Definitions of Procurement Fee

Procurement Fee. Is a fee charged to the owner to compensate Agent for acquiring (or

Procurement Fee. Is a fee charged to the owner to compensate Agent for acquiring (or procuring) a new tenant and signing the tenant to a lease. It covers the expenses Agent incurs for listing properties on the company web­site, handling prospective tenant calls, and time expended in showing the property to prospective tenants. It is paid once for each tenant(s) at the beginning of the rental period. Should the tenant(s) renew for another term it is not recharged. Should a tenant leave for whatever reason and a new tenant acquired the fee is charged for the new tenant.

Procurement Fee has the meaning ascribed to it under the paragraph

Procurement Fee means a fee applied to Pass-Through Costs, excluding insurance costs to be borne by Sarepta as described in Section 5.8, [**].

Procurement Fee means a fee in dollars per kilowatt-hour, specified in the RFB, payable by Supplier to the Client’s energy agents, Concord Energy Services and Gabel Associates, Inc. as set forth in the RFB.

Procurement Fee means an amount equivalent to 2.2% (inc GST) of the total sales income generated by the Provider from the provision of the Services in the preceding month or such percentage as may be nominated by Xxxxxx from time to time upon the provision to the Provider of 30 days’ notice. Where Xxxxxx varies the Procurement Fee, the Provider is under no obligation to accept any further Procurement but must diligently complete any Procurement in respect of which it will be charged the current Procurement Fee. Related Entity has the meaning ascribed to that term in the Corporations Act.

Procurement Fee means any fees payable by the Buyer to AutoFlip under this Agreement (including any default interest), as set out in Part A of this Agreement.