TIME AND COST Clause Samples

The 'Time and Cost' clause defines how timeframes and financial responsibilities are managed within a contract. It typically outlines the deadlines for deliverables, the process for requesting extensions, and the allocation of costs related to delays or changes in scope. By clearly specifying these parameters, the clause helps prevent disputes over scheduling and expenses, ensuring both parties understand their obligations and the consequences of deviations from the agreed plan.
TIME AND COST. 8.1. SVI Retail will use its commercially reasonable best efforts to ensure that its software products are installed, Customer's staff is trained and any conversion or modifications requested of it are delivered in the time agreed. SVI Retail provides this assurance based upon the agreed scope of work known at the time a completion or delivery date is agreed upon. Customer's actual delivery time could vary based upon the discovery of information or circumstances not previously known or beyond SVI Retail's control. 8.2. SVI Retail service estimates are provided as a guideline based upon our experience with similar requirements in similar companies. Customer's actual cost could vary from that estimated due to the discovery of information or circumstances not then known or beyond SVI Retail's control. Customer's costs could also vary based upon Customer's desire to use more or less of SVI Retail's services than those normally used in similar situations. 8.3. SVI Retail will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in information, data or services provided by Customer or by third parties hired by Customer to act on Customer's behalf.
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TIME AND COST. (a) Island Pacific will use its reasonable best efforts to ensure that our software products are installed, your staff is trained and any conversion or modifications requested of us are delivered in the time agreed. Island Pacific provides this assurance based upon the scope of work known at the time. Your actual delivery time could vary based upon the discovery of information or circumstances not known or beyond our control. (b) Island Pacific service estimates are provided at no charge as a guideline based upon our experience with similar requirements in similar companies. Your actual cost could vary from that estimated due to the discovery of information or circumstances not then known or beyond our control. Your costs could also vary based upon your desire to use more of our services than those normally used in similar situations. If you request, Island Pacific will provide a written project plan, including a timeline, breakdown of expected tasks, site visits and their associated costs before beginning work on an assignment. The time needed to prepare the plan will be billed at our Consulting rate. (c) Island Pacific will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in information, data or services provided by you or by third parties hired by you to act on your behalf, unless Island Pacific is aware of such error or omission and does not take reasonable steps to notify Customer.
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TIME AND COST. It is further recognized that certain training is essential for the performance of duties. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to provide an appropriate amount of duty time to complete mandatory training. When training is approved, the Employer will pay costs of tuition and required textbooks and other expenses as appropriate and shall pay travel costs subject to travel regulations and fiscal considerations. If travel funds are not authorized and the training would otherwise be approved, the employee will be notified of the option of attending the training without travel reimbursement (e.g., no cost to government travel). For those courses that are graded, if any employee does not obtain a passing grade (or pass in a pass-fail course), the employee may be required, consistent with applicable regulations, to reimburse the Employer for the cost of the training. Any materials obtained during training are the property of the Federal government and must be returned as such.
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TIME AND COST. (a) Island Pacific will use its reasonable best efforts to ensure that our software products are installed, your staff is trained and any conversion or modifications requested of us are delivered in the time agreed. Island Pacific provides this assurance based upon the scope of work known at the time. Your actual delivery time could vary based upon the discovery of information or circumstances not known or beyond our control. (b) Island Pacific service estimates are provided at no charge as a guideline based upon our experience with similar requirements in similar companies. Your actual cost could vary from that estimated due to the discovery of information or circumstances not then known or beyond our control. Your costs could also vary based upon your desire to use more of our services than those normally used in similar situations. If you request, Island Pacific will provide a written project plan, including a timeline, breakdown of expected tasks, site visits and their associated costs before beginning work on an assignment. The time needed to prepare the plan will be billed at our Consulting rate. * Confidential portions of this document have been redacted and separately filed with the Commission. (c) Island Pacific will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in information, data or services provided by you or by third parties hired by you to act on your behalf, unless Island Pacific is aware of such error or omission and does not take reasonable steps to notify Customer. (d) Island Pacific's rates for all services and enhancements to the Software and Software Products provided under this Agreement appear below. [ * ]
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