Additional Labor Clause Samples

Additional Labor. Design-Builder shall include, at no additional cost to Owner, four (4) sixty (60)-hour work weeks.

Additional Labor. Additional labor will be determined on a case by case basis as defined by Exhibit “C”.

Additional Labor. Subcontractor shall provide additional or overtime labor as requested by Contractor, and Contractor shall reimburse Subcontractor the additional direct costs Subcontractor actually incurs as a result of such acceleration. If Subcontractor fails or neglects to maintain adequate progress, Subcontractor shall reschedule other work, and at no cost to Contractor, provide additional or overtime labor reasonably required in the sole discretion of the Contractor to meet Contractor's schedule requirements.

Additional Labor. 4.18.1.4.1. The Contractor shall supply additional labor to complete additional requirements that become apparent during the course of the contract. These changes will be for additional work identified during the contract and which could not have been foreseeable prior to the actual repair period. 4.18.1.4.2. The Contractor shall provide a fully loaded man-hour rate to be used in pricing and completing work that is additional to the contract. This shall be a composite labor rate applicable to all skilled, unskilled, contract and yard-wide labor that the Contractor would use to price any additional work. Rate to include all contractor and Subcontractor burden, management, supervision, overtime, quality assurance, delay and disruption, general and administrative expenses, overhead, profit, bonding, insurance, etc. 4.18.1.4.3. Additional labor will normally be supplied at the Contractor’s facility. However, NYCDOT reserves the right to order additional labor in other locations, primarily at the Staten Island Ferry (SIF) Ferry Maintenance Facility (FMF), in Staten Island, New York. In the event that the Contractor provides labor in locations other than the Contractor’s own homeport, travel expenses will be reimbursed. Any expenses incurred will be reimbursed in accordance with City travel regulations.

Additional Labor. In the event that ITE staff are required to remain on site after a setup or strike has been completed or delayed at any time or by anyone other than an ITE representative, additional charges may incur. If ITE deems it necessary to charge for unforeseen “wait time”, the following schedule will be used: • Wait time during and after setup: $30.00 per hour per person (30-minute increments) • Wait time during and after strike: $45.00 per hour per person (30-minute increments) REGULATIONS & PERMITS. The Customer shall obtain all necessary permits and shall comply with all regulations and conditions imposed by any event organizer, promoter, property owner, hall owner, federal government, local or state government or other authority and shall be responsible for obtaining a waiver or written consent to modify thereto as necessary, enabling ITE to perform the Contract.

Additional Labor. CATEGORIES At any time and throughout the life of the contract, at the request of the Government, the Contractor may propose additional labor categories, rates and descriptions necessary to support requirements of this contract or a specific task order. These additional labor categories, rates, and descriptions will be negotiated on a case-by-case basis. The additional categories, rates and descriptions proposed, upon determination by the Government that they are necessary for the scope of the effort, and the prices are considered fair and reasonable, may be incorporated into Attachment J001, Labor Rate Tables or incorporated into a specific task order. B.9 PRODUCTIVE LABOR HOURS The Government will only pay for productive, direct labor hours, i.e., those hours authorized by the CO and applicable Task Order(s), in performing work under this Contract. This does not include sick leave, holiday, vacations, jury duty, military leave, administrative leave, etc. (End of Section B) PEARS II Screening Information Request Part I – The Schedule SIR No. DTFAWA-17- R-00009 Section C – Description / Specifications / Work Statement PART I - SECTION C DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS/WORK STATEMENT C.1 BACKGROUND This Statement of Work (SOW) combines the requirements for research, engineering, analysis, and policy support for the United States Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Office of Environment and Energy, Airports Planning and Environmental Division, and the Air Traffic Organization’s (ATO) Environmental Programs Group and Office of Modeling and Simulation. The FAA’s Office of Environment and Energy (AEE) develops, recommends, coordinates and implements national aviation policy relating to environmental and energy matters. They conduct analyses and studies of aircraft and airport operations, air traffic procedures, and airspace to develop programs with the potential for reducing adverse impacts on the environment while maintaining the efficiency and capacity of the National Airspace System (NAS). They also coordinate with other agencies to develop and implement aviation-related environmental and energy policies, goals, and priorities. The Airport Planning and Environmental Division (APP- 400) provides guidance and assistance to airports in implementing the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other Federal environmental laws and regulations. They maintain Order 5050.4B, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Implementing Instructions for Airport Actions, a...