U.S. Content definition

U.S. Content means, with respect to any Item, all the costs, including labor, materials, services and overhead, but not markup or profit margin, which are of U.S. origin or manufacture, and which are incorporated into an Item in the United States.

U.S. Content means with respect to any Item all the labor, materials and services which are of U.S. origin or manufacture, and which are incorporated into an Item in the United States.

U.S. Content means, with respect to any Supply Contract, the amount representing the U.S. content in such contract, as specified in Section 2 of the relevant Ex-Im Bank Approval. Ex-Im Bank shall determine what does and does not constitute U.S. Content, and such determination, in the absence of manifest error, shall be conclusive and binding for all purposes.

Examples of U.S. Content in a sentence

• Check one: The Goods and Services contain only U.S. Content: the U.S. Content Percentage is 100% (i.e., no Foreign Content, Local Costs, or Excluded Goods and Services (defined below)).

• List prices and unit pack size below for item to be considered: $ / Price of Domestic or U.S. Grown Product Per Unit $ / Price of Domestic or U.S. Grown Product Per Unit This product includes % U.S. Content.

• A “material change” in the U.S. Content Percentage occurs if (i) the U.S. Content Percentage has decreased by more than 5% (as compared to the U.S. Content Percentage reported in the initial Exporter’s Certificate) and (ii) aggregate foreign content is over 20% (i.e., the new U.S. Content Percentage is less than 80%).

• A “material change” in theU.S. Content Percentage occurs if (i) the U.S. Content Percentage has decreased by more than 5% (as compared to the U.S. Content Percentage reported in the initial Exporter’s Certificate) and (ii) aggregate foreign content is over 20% (i.e., the newU.S. Content Percentage is less than 80%).

• A “material change” in the U.S. Content Percentage occurs if (a) the U.S. Content Percentage has decreased by more than 5% (as compared to the U.S. Content Percentage reported in the initial Exporter’s Certificate) and (b) aggregate foreign content is over 20% (i.e., the new U.S. Content Percentage is less than 80%).

More Definitions of U.S. Content

U.S. Content means that portion of the cost of an Item arising from materials which are of US origin or from labor and services performed in the US.

U.S. Content means that portion of the cost of an Item arising from materials which are of United States origin or from labor and services performed in the United States.

U.S. Content means, with respect to any Item, the Contract Price of such Item less the Foreign Cost associated with such Item, if any. Eximbank shall determine what does and does not constitute U.S. Content, and such determination, in the absence of manifest error, shall be conclusive and binding for all purposes.

U.S. Content shall have the meaning set forth in the Borrower Agreement. The parties hereto hereby agree that in the event any dispute arises as to the U.S. Content of any good or service, the decision of Ex-Im Bank shall be final and conclusive.

U.S. Content means with respect to any Item all the labor, materials and services which are of U.S. origin or manufacture, and which are incorporated into an Item in the United States. "Warranty" shall mean Borrower's guarantee to Buyer that the Items will function as intended during the warranty period set forth in the applicable Export Order. "Warranty Letter of Credit" shall mean a Standby Letter of Credit which is issued or caused to be issued by Lender to support the obligations of Borrower with respect to a Warranty or a Standby Letter of Credit which by its terms becomes a Warranty Letter of Credit.

U.S. Content means with respect to Export Services all the costs, including labor, materials, services and overhead, but not xxxx up, which are of U.S. origin or manufacture (including freight charges on a U.S. Flag Vessel), and which are incorporated into the Export Services in the United States.

U.S. Content has the meaning ascribed to such term in the Borrower Agreement.