Additional Engineering Charges Clause Samples

The 'Additional Engineering Charges' clause defines the circumstances under which extra fees may be incurred for engineering services beyond those originally agreed upon in a contract. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes additional work—such as design changes, unforeseen technical challenges, or client-requested modifications—and specifies how these extra charges will be calculated and billed. Its core function is to ensure that both parties understand when and how extra costs may arise, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring fair compensation for unanticipated engineering efforts.
Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to Tritel when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize Tritel’s service at Tritel’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to ACI when KY ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize ACI’s service at ACI’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to Telecorp when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize Telecorp’s service at Telecorp’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to CMRS-P when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize CMRS-P’s service at CMRS-P’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to Sprint when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize Sprint’s service at Sprint’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to Powertel when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize Powertel’s service at Powertel’s request.
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Additional Engineering Charges. Additional engineering charges will be billed to NEXTEL PARTNERS when ALLTEL incurs engineering time to customize NEXTEL PARTNERS’s service at NEXTEL PARTNERS’s request.
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