Common use of Works in Progress Clause in Contracts

Works in Progress. (i) Contractor shall deliver Work in Progress (if not previously delivered to Client) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by Client. (ii) If this Agreement or Task Order is terminated for any reason other than pursuant to Section 21.2(b), then Contractor shall deliver to Client all Work in Progress under the terminated Task Order(s), and Client shall pay for all such Work in Progress, as well as Work in Progress that was previously delivered to Client. (iii) If this Agreement or a Task Order is terminated pursuant to Section 21.2(b), then Client shall pay only for Work in Progress that Client elects to retain or elects to be delivered (“Selected Work in Progress”). Contractor shall deliver such Selected Work in Progress (if not previously delivered) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by Client. For all Work in Progress that Client elects not to retain or be delivered pursuant to this section, Client hereby assigns back to Contractor ownership of all rights, title and interest in and to such Work in Progress, and Client agrees to return to Contractor any such Work in Progress (that was previously delivered to Client) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by Contractor. (iv) Amounts payable by Client for all Work in Progress in accordance with Section 21.4(c)(ii) shall be calculated based on the reasonable value of the Work in Progress (taking into account the amount of hours worked and the percentage complete); provided, however, that such amount shall not exceed the amount allocated in the applicable Task Order for the Deliverable comprised of such Work in Progress. (v) Amounts payable by Client for all Work in Progress in accordance with Section 21.4(c)(iii) shall be calculated based on the reasonable value of the Work in Progress (taking into account the amount of hours worked and the percentage complete); provided, however, that such amount shall not exceed the amount allocated in the applicable Task Order for the Deliverable comprised of such Work in Progress. (vi) For purposes of this Section 21.4(b), Works in Progress does not include Project Works delivered under T&M Task Orders.

Works in Progress. (i) Contractor hCentive shall deliver Work in Progress (if not previously delivered to ClientOptum and Customer) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by ClientOptum. (ii) If this Agreement or Task Order any Statement of Work is terminated for any reason other than pursuant to Section 21.2(b)7.3, then Contractor hCentive shall deliver to Client Optum all Work in Progress under this Agreement if the terminated Task Order(s)termination is in whole, or under the Statement of Work, if the termination is in part, and Client Optum shall pay for all such Work in Progress, as well as Work in Progress that was previously delivered to ClientOptum and Customer. (iii) If this Agreement or a Task Order any Statement of Work is terminated pursuant to Section 21.2(b)7.3, then Client Optum shall pay only for Work in Progress that Client Customer elects to retain or elects to be delivered (“Selected Work in Progress”). Contractor hCentive shall deliver such Selected Work in Progress (if not previously delivered) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by ClientOptum. For all Work in Progress that Client Customer elects not to retain or be delivered pursuant to this section, Client hereby assigns Customer and Optum shall assign back to Contractor hCentive ownership of all rights, title and interest in and to such Work in Progress, and Client agrees Optum and Customer agree to return to Contractor hCenive any such Work in Progress (that was previously delivered to Client) in the form and in the time frame reasonably requested by ContractorProgress. (iv) Amounts payable by Client Optum for all Work in Progress in accordance with Section 21.4(c)(ii7.2(e)(ii) shall be calculated based on the reasonable value of the Work in Progress (taking into account the amount of hours worked and the percentage complete); provided, however, that such amount shall not exceed the amount allocated in the applicable Task Order Statement of Work for the Deliverable comprised of such Work in Progress. (v) Amounts In the event of a termination directed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, amounts payable by Client Optum for all Work in Progress shall be calculated based on the value of the Work in Progress determined by Customer. In all other cases of termination, amounts payable by Optum for all Work in Progress in accordance with Section 21.4(c)(iii) 7.2 shall be calculated based on the reasonable value of the Work in Progress (taking into account the amount of hours worked and the percentage complete); provided, however, that such amount shall not exceed the amount allocated in the applicable Task Order Statement of Work for the Deliverable comprised of such Work in Progress. (vi) For purposes of this Section 21.4(b), Works in Progress does not include Project Works delivered under T&M Task Orders.