ANTECEDENTS. The AGENCY intends to procure the Project with an Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) of AMOUNT IN WORDS (Php 00.00) as reflected in the AGENCY’s [year] Annual Procurement Plan (APP), and hereinafter referred to as the “Project.” The specifics of the projects are duly reflected and fully disclosed in the respective Agency Procurement Request and Terms of Reference or Technical Specifications for each requirement submitted to PS-DBM. The AGENCY has offered to engage and PS-DBM has accepted to undertake the procurement activities in relation to the above subject to the execution of herein agreement. Accordingly, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises and the mutual obligations, stipulations, and agreements in this Agreement, the AGENCY and PS-DBM agree to contract as follows:
ANTECEDENTS. On April 7, 1995 by Presidential resolution published in the Official Gazette of the Federation, the Interministerial Divestiture Commission was created.
ANTECEDENTS. A Felek olyan szerződést kívánnak kötni, mely mindenben megfelel a személyes adatok kezelésére vonatkozó hatályos jogszabályoknak, így az aláírás napján hatályban levő az információs önrendelkezési jogról és az információszabadságról szóló 2011. évi CXII. törvény (a továbbiakban: Infotv.) rendelkezéseinek és a természetes személyeknek a személyes adatok kezelése tekintetében történő védelméről és az ilyen adatok szabad áramlásáról, valamint a 95/46/EK rendelet hatályon kívül helyezéséről szóló 2016/679. sorszámú európai parlamenti és tanácsi rendeletnek (a továbbiakban: GDPR).
ANTECEDENTS. 1. Contracting parties ascertain that GRAPHISOFT, as petitioner initiated legal proceedings against Cadline, as respondent due to infringement of copyright and to ascertain the legal consequences on 16th May 2000 in front of the Municipal Court , which case was registered under the case number of 25.G.75611/2000 (“BIGRAPH-case”). In the BIGRAPH-case GRAPHISOFT among others requested from the Court to ascertain that the ArchLINE software marketed by CadLine was elaborated by using the BIGRAPH software, therefore CadLine infringed the copyright of GRAPHISOFT in relation to the BIGRAPH software and by the injury of GRAPHISOFT’s goodwill and by the fall in revenue it caused losses to GRAPHISOFT. GRAPHISOFT furthermore requested the Court to establish the infraction of the law due unfair market behaviour pursuant to Tvt. 6.§, and to oblige respondent to provide adequate gratification in accordance with the infringement of rights pertaining to persons in their capacity as such; prohibit respondent form further infraction of the law and order to destroy the software created through the infraction of the law. CadLine contradicted in its counter-petition that it would have applied the BIGRAPH software in any forms for the development of the “ARCHLINE” software, and ascertained that GRAPHISOFT has no legitimacy in action, furthermore ascertained that GRAPHISOFT has no copyright in relation to the BIGRAPH software. CadLine initiated a counter-petition in the BIGRAPH-case on 7th December 2001, and it requested from the Court to ascertain that GRAPHISOFT infringed the goodwill of CadLine. Pursuant to the standpoint of Cadline, GRAPHISOFT by using the fact of this case presented unfair applications to the potential clientele of CadLine. CadLine also ascertained that ArchiCAD, the major product of GRAPHISOFT, shall be considered as a further development of the BIGRAPH software, accordingly GRAPHISOFT violated the previous contracts previously entered into in relation with the BIGRAPH software, and by this caused damages to CadLine. With respect to the above CadLine obliges GRAPHISOFT to make a payment of indemnification in a value of 600.000.000 HUF. In the BIGRAPH-case CadLine requested the rejection of the petition, and GRAPHISOFT requested the rejection of the counter-petition, and the adoption of its own petition (counter-petition). The assigned expert presented its expert report in relation to the case.
2. Xxxxxx Xxxx and Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, as petitioner in virtue of t...
ANTECEDENTS. 1. In the last few years the Arcanum Database Ltd. according to different projects made several millions of copies of the holdings found in the National Archives of Hungary (NAH) and in the Hungarian Lutheran Country Archives (HLCA) as the result of numerous public procurements. The files were medieval letters, maps and library bibliography. Both the NAH and the HLCA were highly satisfied with the work that the Arcanum Database Ltd. made, consequently they are willing to continue the collaboration, so that the holdings of the two institutes could be digitized in the future as well.
2. Formerly the Procurer had already collaborated with the Contractor Company and a significant amount of holdings from different Hungarian Archives were digitized out of European funds. The Procurer is willing to expand this project on the holdings of NAH and HLCA and to buy the digitized images of those 16th-19th century holdings that are found in the two previously mentioned institutes and which have reference to the territory of Slovakia. Neither the NAH’s nor the HLCA’s resources are enough to fulfill the requirements of the Procurer, consequently there is a need of an outsource company.
3. The NAH and the HLCA declares a statement of claim according to which the process of digitization can be made only with that outsourced company that first of all had already collaborated with the two above mentioned institute as the result of a procurement process, secondly the company’s employees were trained how to protect the holdings and files and if the contractor’s work was accepted by the two employer institute. The National Archives of Hungary and the Hungarian Lutheran Country Archives as the executor of the digitization named the Arcanum Database Ltd., as the only company that fulfills these requirements.
ANTECEDENTS. Republic Act (RA) No. 7227, as amended by Republic Act No. 9400, mandates the BCDA to accelerate the sound and balanced conversion into alternative productive civilian uses of the Xxxxx and Subic military reservations and their extension, and to enhance the benefits to be derived from said properties in order to promote the economic and social development of Central Luzon in particular and the country in general as well as to provide funds for the AFP Modernization Program. Executive Order No. 605, Series of 2007 directs all departments and agencies of the Executive branch, including all government-owned and/or controlled corporations (GOCCs) and government financial institutions (GFIs), to adopt the ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems (QMS) as part of the implementation of a government-wide quality management program. In compliance with the Executive Order, BCDA established its QMS in 2014, achieving certification to the ISO 9001:2008 standard the same year and successfully transitioning to the ISO 9001:2015 standard in 2017. BCDA is in need of the consulting services of a certifying body that will conduct the next cycle of recertification audits of the BCDA QMS to the ISO 9001 standard. For this purpose, BCDA has conducted the bidding for the said services in compliance with Republic Act No. 9184. BCDA is desirous that the Consultant conduct the recertification audit and thus, BCDA has accepted the proposal for (proposal amount in words) (proposal amount in figures) by the Consultant for the execution and completion of such Consulting Services.
ANTECEDENTS. CHAMBARA is regular of 100% of the rights and actions of the mining concessions that are detailed in the document that, like I Annex TO, it is integral part of the present instrument ("THE CONCESSIONS").
ANTECEDENTS. As a result of the socioeconomic investigation conducted by Corporación Xxxxxxxxx xx Xxxxxx (XXX, 0000) at Santa Xxxxxxx, important social issues that require attention were uncovered. These are:
1) A generalized unemployment prevails at the zone 2) A sense of despair persists among the young and active economic population caused by the absence of employment opportunities
ANTECEDENTS. As part of the work safety and health specific program, a descriptive assessment of the main requirements to be fulfilled in each stage of the project has been conducted. These requirements are shown in the following table. The table presents a summary of all actions that are to be planned and implemented in order to prevent, eliminate, or minimize safety and health risks. The requirements follow legal obligations and guidelines specified in: The General Law of Labor The General Law of Health The General Law of Civil Protection The State Law of Civil Protection At the same time, this regulatory framework follows guidelines established by different agreements and recommendations issued by the International Labor Organization (ILO) and ratified by the Federal Government. Through this ratification, the mandates established in these agreements become of obligatory observance in Mexico. In Mexican regulation, health and safety issues and civil protection requirements are managed by agencies different from SEMARNAT. For this reason, they are not included in the EIM as part of the overall assessment of the project.
ANTECEDENTS. The development of the PCDP is based on the results and conclusions of the EIM, the Socio-Economic Survey (2000 and 20005; CAM), and the consultations conducted during the first stage of communication of the project summarized in Section 1.5 (CRC). Additionally, the regulations derived from the Municipal and State development plans 2006-2011, Citizen Participation Law of the State of Baja California Sur and the Law on Urban Image for the City and Port of Santa Xxxxxxx were considered. To address the described impacts, the PCDP contemplates the implementation of the following specific programs:
a. Consultation Program b. Communication Program c.
