Difference between revisions of "Cost-plus contract"

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(New page: A '''cost-plus contract''' is an agreement containing the promise to pay a contractor its total costs plus a percentage of the costs (the "plus") as profit. category:legal terms)
 
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A '''cost-plus contract''' is an agreement containing the promise to pay a contractor its total costs plus a percentage of the costs (the "plus") as [[profit]].
 
A '''cost-plus contract''' is an agreement containing the promise to pay a contractor its total costs plus a percentage of the costs (the "plus") as [[profit]].
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Revision as of 19:41, April 23, 2008

A cost-plus contract is an agreement containing the promise to pay a contractor its total costs plus a percentage of the costs (the "plus") as profit.