Use of Standards. The Contractor shall provide a list of standards that are applicable to his equipment, design concepts, system implementation concepts and quality assurance. These include international standards, as well as the Contractors own standards.
Use of Standards. 2.1 As described below, AT&T and U S WEST agree to implement each interface described below based upon existing and evolving industry standards or as mutually agreed upon. The Parties shall transition the electronic interfaces to industry standards within a timeframe mutually agreed to.
Use of Standards. The Discretionary Grant Program requires assurance that appropriate standards will be followed in all projects it funds. Microform projects that do not conform to recognized technical standards do not accomplish the long-term preservation of the materials they reformat. All applicants for microform projects must therefore submit a signed Microform Guidelines Agreement with each copy of their application. This agreement indicates a commitment by the applicant and their vendor to adhere to appropriate standards for microform work performed with grant funds. It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that in-house operators or outside vendors perform all microform work according to specified technical standards. When using outside vendors, this can often be accomplished most readily through a formal contract. For guidance in selecting an outside filming agent and drawing up an appropriate contract, refer to the above sources. They both include a sample contract. Whether or not a formal contract is used, filming vendors must agree to adhere to specified technical standards and indicate such agreement by signing the Microform Guidelines Agreement. Failure to complete projects according to the standards referenced in these guidelines may jeopardize the vendor's eligibility to serve as a vendor in future microform projects funded by the Discretionary Grant Program. Applications for reformatting materials in microform are not fundable unless the Microform Guidelines Agreement is signed by the applicant and the vendor and submitted with the application. FUNDABLE CATEGORIES OF MICROFORM Three categories of microforms may be funded through the Discretionary Grant Program: first generation preservation master negatives; second generation duplicate negatives (printing masters), and user service copies.
Use of Standards. Project Company must use standards contained in Article 4 in performing the Project Operations. Project Company is responsible for ensuring that the most current version at the time of the Proposal Due Date is used for each of the references listed. See each section for specific requirements from the references, as well as the hierarchy of the references for that section.
Use of Standards methods The Consultant shall apply any standards and/or methods, etc., specified by the Customer in Appendix 1. The Customer shall be enabled to check and verify work performed by the Consultant, as well as adherence to the specified standards/methods.
Use of Standards. The Consultant shall identify and utilize the applicable, current adopted City of Dripping Springs, City of Austin or State Standard Details, or miscellaneous details that have been previously approved for use. TheConsultant shall sign, seal, and date each Standard and miscellaneous detail(s) if the standard selected has not been adopted for use or if the standard is modified for use on the project. In addition, these details shall be accompanied by the appropriate general notes, special specifications, special provisions, and method of payment. The Consultant shall retain the responsibility for the appropriate selection of each Standard identified for use within their design.
Use of Standards. 2.1 As described below, Pac-West and U S WEST agree to implement each interface described below based upon existing and evolving industry standards or as mutually agreed upon. The Parties shall transition the electronic interfaces to industry standards within a time frame mutually agreed to.
