Pricing and Scope Assumptions Clause Samples

Pricing and Scope Assumptions. 17.1 Original Equipment Definition The original Equipment definition is established in Attachment 2. 17.2 Pricing Assumptions The Contract Price is based on the engineering and manufacture of the Equipment in accordance with the Seller’s design criteria, manufacturing processes and procedures and quality assurance programs, so as to comply with: (i.) Those portions of the codes and standards identified in Attachment 2 which the Seller has deemed applicable to the Equipment (“Codes and Standards”) (ii.) The applicable United States Federal Laws in effect as of the Notice to Proceed (“Federal Laws”) (iii.) The ambient site conditions (including temperature, humidity, elevation and any seismic or wind-loading requirements) identified by Purchaser prior to Notice to Proceed and set forth in Attachment 2 (“Ambient Site Conditions”) (iv.) Those site-specific environmental requirements (including those governing emissions and noise) identified by Purchaser prior to Notice to Proceed and set forth in Attachment 2 (“Site Requirements”) (v.) Those State and Local Laws identified by Purchaser in Attachment 2. 17.3 Changes to Codes and Standards or to Federal Laws If any change to the Codes and Standards or any change in Federal Law requires a change to the Equipment, the Seller shall be entitled to a Change Order that includes equitable adjustments to the Contract Price, Scheduled RTS Date(s) and other provisions of the Contract that are impacted. In addition, during the manufacturing process at its discretion, Seller may make minor changes to the Equipment without entering into a Change Order, provided that such minor changes do not alter the Contract Price or Scheduled RTS Date(s). GE AEPU.S. Contract Form Rev. 1 (February 10, 2003) ; JEA Rev Dec. 5, 2005 17.4 Other Changes to Equipment Scope or Configuration, State or Local Laws, Ambient Site Conditions and Site Requirements Except as set forth in this Article, changes to the Equipment and Services can be made only as provided in Article 18. 17.5 Order Definition Meeting Unless otherwise agreed, the Seller will schedule an Order Definition Meeting within thirty (30) days of execution of this Contract. The Seller will advise the Purchaser of the final drawing delivery schedule during the Order Definition Meeting.
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