Fixed price contract definition

Fixed price contract means a contract that provides a price, for each procurement item obtained under the contract, that is not subject to adjustment except to the extent that:

Fixed price contract means a Service Contract for which Client is charged a fixed fee agreed between a Client and a Freelancer, prior to the commencement of a Service Contract, for the completion of all Freelancer Services contracted by Client for such Service Contract.

Fixed price contract means a contract that provides a price, for each procurement item obtained under the contract, that is not subject to adjustment except to the extent that either (a) the contract provides, under circumstances specified in the contract, for an adjustment in price that is not based on cost to the contractor; or (b) an adjustment is required by law.

Fixed price contract means a contract that provides for a firm price for the entire term of the Contract (including all extensions), subject to any contractual conditions allowing price adjustment, under which the contractor bears the full responsibility for profit or loss.

Fixed price contract means a Service Contract for which Builder is charged a fixed fee agreed between a Builder and a Partner, prior to the commencement of a Service Contract, for the completion of all Partner Services contracted by Builder for such Service Contract.

Fixed price contract means a Service Contract for which Client is charged a Fixed-Price.

Fixed price contract means a contract that requires the contractor to deliver a specified project for a set price. Change orders on fixed price contracts are allowable but should be used on a very limited basis.

Fixed price contract means a Price not subject to any adjustments by the Contractor in performing a Contract.

Fixed price contract means a purchase or sale contract for crude oil, refined petroleum products or NGLs where the price has been fixed.