Common use of Compacts Clause in Contracts

Compacts. The Northwest Compact is an agreement between the provincial wildfire agencies in western Canada (Yukon, British Columbia and Alberta) and the State wildfire agencies in the northwestern United States (Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana). The Compact is an operational agreement to provide greater flexibility in the exchange of firefighting resources and information, between the eight member agencies, outside established mobilization agreements. The State will be the lead Agency for ordering resources under the Northwest Compact. See Exhibit D item #1

Compacts. a. The Northwest Compact is an agreement between the provincial and territorial wildfire agencies in western Canada (Yukon, British Columbia Columbia, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, and Alberta) and the State wildfire agencies in the northwestern United States (Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana). The Compact is an operational agreement to provide greater flexibility in the exchange of firefighting resources and information, between the eight member agencies, outside established mobilization agreements. The State will be the lead Agency for ordering resources under the Northwest Compact. See Exhibit D item #1All resources will be documented on a resource order through the Northern Rockies Coordination Center (NRCC).

Compacts. The Northwest Compact is an agreement between the territorial and provincial wildfire agencies in western Canada (Yukon, British Columbia Columbia, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan and Alberta) and the State wildfire agencies in the northwestern United States (Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana). The Compact is an operational agreement to provide greater flexibility in the exchange of firefighting resources and information, between the eight member agencies, outside established mobilization agreements. The State will be the lead Agency for ordering resources under the Northwest Compact. All resources will be documented on a resource order through the Northern Rockies Coordination Center (NRCC). See Exhibit Appendix D item #1