What is an NTE?

NTE, not to exceed, is a price cap on a work order or time and materials job.

What NTE means

NTE, not to exceed, is a price cap on a work order or time and materials job. The contractor needs approval before going over it.

Also called not to exceed, not-to-exceed amount.

Where it shows up in your business

Property managers set NTEs on most work orders. If the job will run over, stop and get approval in writing before you go past the cap, or expect to eat the difference.

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Today $9,300$8,100 / $1,200
This week $25,050$18,570 / $6,480
This month $69,300$46,150 / $23,150
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Bids, 9:44 am
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