Bidding Process. 3.1. Bidding shall generally commence based on the sequence of the lot being shown on the PAH Website. However the Auctioneer has the right to vary the sequence without having to give prior notice to the intended bidders.
Bidding Process. Employees will bid on vacation time in units of up to 10 consecutive days in a two week (Monday to Sunday) period. Bids will be considered on a rotating basis commencing with the most senior person in the department.
Bidding Process. Employees who have completed initial trial service may bid shifts and days off in order of seniority as defined in Section 8 of this Article. Employees whose trial service will be completed prior to the effective date of the shift and days off change (first Sunday of April and October) shall be allowed to participate in the shift and days off bidding process. Employees who fail to successfully bid, or who do not apply or bid, will be assigned at the discretion of the institution's management. Bids will address only shift and days off. Bidding will occur every six (6) months, becoming effective on the first Sunday of April and October. The Security Manager shall post work schedules thirty (30) calendar days before the rotation date. The mechanics of the bidding procedure shall be determined in consultation with the Union at labor/management meetings. All bids must be in writing, signed by the bidding employee, and numbered by preference, if placing more than one (l) bid. Employees may submit up to three (3) bids. The new schedule will be posted no less than seven
Bidding Process and applicable Addendums) before making any bids is strongly All bids are an irrevocable offer to buy and shall remain valid and recommended. No modification to the form of the Agreement will be enforceable until the Seller signs a Real Estate Purchase Agreement and accepted, at Seller’s sole discretion. the auction has concluded. The bidder’s number, secure password and user (h) The Property may be withdrawn at any time without notice and is ID is nontransferable. subject to additional deletions and / or prior sales. All Pre- Auction offers are encouraged and will be considered. 13. ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLAIMER:(i) The purchase is not contingent on obtaining financing or qualification. The Seller, Broker, Auctioneer, agents, and their agents, contractors and employees do not warrant or covenant with Buyer(s) with respect to 5. ANNOUNCEMENTS: the existence or nonexistence of any pollutants, contaminants, mold, or All announcements and updates prior to the Auction will take precedence hazardous waste prohibited by federal, state or local law or claims based over all previously printed material and any other oral statements thereon arising out of the actual or threatened discharge, release, disposal, made. As a bidder it is your responsibility to know and understand all seepage, migration or escape of such substances at, from or into the announcements/updates before the auction begins. In the event of a premises. Buyer is to rely upon its’ own environmental audit or examination dispute over any matter, the Seller shall make the sole and final decision of the premises. and will have the right either to accept or reject the final bid or reopen the bidding. Bidding increments and order of sale shall be at the sole 14.
Bidding Process. In order to be considered for a part-time position (or job-share position) under this program, an eligible employee must submit a written request to the Operations Manager or designee no later than one (1) month before the regular semi-annual sign-up process is scheduled to begin. (Based on the current collective bargaining agreement, one month before the regular semi- annual sign-up process is January 1 and July 1.)
Bidding Process. The eBART’s COO or designee is solely responsible for establishing shift schedules and the number of shifts. eBART reserves the right to implement an electronic bidding system. The COO or designee shall consult with the Union prior to establishing schedules. Each time a shift schedule is developed, employees shall bid in the following manner: There shall be a specific number of shifts, the number to be determined by eBART management. The total number of shifts will be equal to, or greater than, the total number of employees eligible to bid. Employees shall bid for shifts by proxy. Proxies shall be awarded by seniority. Employees who fail to submit a proxy, shall be assigned to a shift by the Union Representative conducting the bid. The Union Representative shall use his/her best efforts to select a shift assignment and days off as close as possible to the employee’s present assignment and such selection shall be final. Once bids are posted the shift hours cannot be changed or adjusted unilaterally by eBART. There shall be two (2) schedule bids a year, the duration of each being approximately six (6) months. The start and end dates shall be agreed to by both parties, but in general will correspond with core BART’s potential changes to train schedules. The parties can change the duration of the bid by mutual agreement. Shift schedules shall be furnished to the Union ten (10) calendar days prior to posting. Shift schedules shall be posted and distributed to each employee at least two (2) weeks before the bid is effective. The bid shall be conducted one (1) week after posting. During the first six (6) months of revenue service, eBART Management may change the bid schedule one (1) additional time to the regularly scheduled core BART bids by notifying the Union two (2) weeks in advance of implementing the change and new bid.
Bidding Process. 3.1. Bidding shall generally commence based on the sequence of the lot being shown on the EHSAN AUCTIONEERS SDN. BHD. website. However, the Auctioneer has the right to vary this sequence without notice.
Bidding Process. In the event the Department of Administrative Services bids the contract drawings and specifications, the Architect shall, as part of the design services to be rendered for his established fee, include as much of his professional services as the State deems necessary for the well-being of the project and the efficient prosecution of the bidding process.
Bidding Process. The Design Professional shall assist the District in obtaining bids from Contractors for construction of the Project, and assist in awarding and preparing the Construction Contract for the Project for execution. The Design Professional’s assistance shall include typical bidding issues and practices such as conducting the pre-bid job walk, attending pre-bid meetings, responding to bidder inquires, assisting the District in issuing bid addenda, recommendations for developing alternate bid items and selection of the same for inclusion in the Construction Contract to be awarded, bid proposal reviews, and recommendations for award of the Construction Contract.
Bidding Process. Bidding Process. During the bidding for Construction Contract, Architect will: (i) attend pre-bid conference(s), as called by the District; (ii) assist the District in responding to bidders’ inquiries, questions or clarification requests relating to the bidding, the Project, the Design Documents, or the Construction Documents; and (iii) where necessary or appropriate, the Architect will prepare and assist the District in issuance of addenda to the Construction Documents for the Project. Architect will assist the District in the receipt and review of bidders’ Bid Proposals, including the review of Bids Proposals for responsiveness and bidder responsibility, analyses of Bid Proposals and recommendations for the selection of the Contractor for the award of the Construction Contract. As requested by the District, the Architect will assist the District in obtaining required governmental approval(s) for award of the Construction Contract. The District will be responsible for the distribution of documents during the Bidding Process.