Assignment of Projects Clause Samples
The Assignment of Projects clause defines the conditions under which one party may transfer its rights and obligations related to specific projects to another party. Typically, this clause outlines whether prior written consent is required for such assignments, and may specify exceptions or procedures for notification. Its core practical function is to control and clarify how project responsibilities and benefits can be reassigned, thereby protecting the interests of all parties and preventing unauthorized transfers.
Assignment of Projects. During the term of this Contract, the County may award the Contractor (and other participating contractors) one or more Projects. The award shall be made in the sole discretion of the County. The County makes no covenant or promise of any kind as to the number of available Projects or that the Contractor shall perform any Project for the County during the term of this Contract. The County reserves the right to contract with other parties for the services contemplated by this Contract when it is determined by the County to be in the best interest of the County.
Assignment of Projects. RAKR shall have assigned, and received all necessary approvals to assign, the projects as set forth on Exhibit E to RHBV.
Assignment of Projects. During the term of this Contract, the County may award the Contractor (and other participating contractors) one or more Projects by issuing a Work Order. The award shall be made in the sole discretion of the County based upon the lowest responsive and responsible bid, availability, work volume, and other factors the County deems relevant to the successful completion of the Project. The County makes no covenant or promise of any kind as to the number of available Projects or that the Contractor shall perform any Project for the County during the term of this Contract. The County reserves the right to contract with other parties for the services contemplated by this Contract when it is determined by the County to be in the best interest of the County to do so.
Assignment of Projects. A Work Order will be generated to define specific billable work performed under this agreement. All work will be per the Terms and Conditions of the Master Services Contract (MSC) executed between UNOCAL and TORCH. The Work Order will define the scope of work for the project, the specific start and finish dates, the Target Price, and the RRSP. The risk and reward program will be detailed to include the maximum amount TORCH will place at risk for the project. A project work team will also be identified. It is understood that TORCH will commit certain resources to projects based upon Spirit Energy's issuance and TORCH's acceptance of a Work Order. Both parties are expected to commit to the terms of a Work Order and obligate themselves to certain expenses related to the execution of the project. Thus, either party may seek reasonable compensation for actual out of pocket expenses incurred in the event the other party cancels and/or defaults on the terms of a signed Work Order. (THE WORK ORDER SHOULD BE SIGNED BY BOTH PARTIES 10 DAYS PRIOR TO START OF PROJECT. CONTACT NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS SHALL BE LISTED IN THE PROJECT WORK ORDER.)
Assignment of Projects. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ does hereby confirm that he has assigned, transferred and conveyed unto PMW any and all interest he may have in all projects and related assets listed on Exhibit A (the “Projects’) as of the date hereof. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ hereby warrants and represents that he has not entered and will not enter into any assignment, contract, or understanding in conflict herewith with respect to the Projects.
Assignment of Projects. As stated in Section 1 of the Contract, the City will issue Projects through a Work Order process. Once the City has identified the City property to be use the City will select the Model home to be constructed on the site. The City will then contact the contractor for the selected Model to submit a Work Order Proposal (Proposal). Based on this notification the Contractor shall provide the following under the Work Order process:
1. Contractor shall, based on the approved Model submit a detailed Work Order Proposal, including a Schedule of Values as stated in Article 7 of Section 2, to the Project Manager stating the specific additional design and construction requirements or work necessary as a result of the selected site.
2. The Work Order Proposal shall identify the cost associated with additional design and construction costs.
3. The City shall review the Proposal, and may require that additional details as to the work to be performed and associated costs be submitted.
4. The City, at its sole discretion may accept the Proposal as submitted, negotiate the Proposal, or reject the Proposal.
5. Upon acceptance of the Proposal, as may be revised the Project Manager will issue a Work Order authorizing the Contractor to proceed with the design and construction of the Model in accordance with the terms of the Contract Documents. The Work Order will include the specific Model to be constructed, the final cost for the design and construction of the Model, and the date of Substantial Completion for the Project.