Contract object. This Quality Assurance Agreement regulates the rights and obligations of the contracting parties in respect of securing the quality of all delivered products. In particular, this QAA shall contractually ensure that the Supplier fulfils the necessary actions and regulations to enforce conformity and reliability of the products and performances to be delivered, in order to ensure the delivery quality in the end-product which is demanded.
Contract object. 3.1. The present Contract sets forth the obligation of Contracted Party to supply the Goods and Services to Contracting Party in accordance with the Purchase Orders issued by Contracting Party and accepted by Contracted Party. Contracting Party shall only be committed in relation to Goods and Services described in Purchase Orders that are duly issued at its sole discretion and accepted by Contracting Party, with no implication whatsoever as regards the estimated values for the issuing of the Performance Bond provided in Clause 28. Any other document issued by Contracting Party containing a list of Goods and Services and related quantities shall be equally deemed a mere estimate not implying any obligation or responsibility on the part of either Contracted Party or Contracted Party.
3.2. The Parties hereto mutually agree that there will be no commitment between them to reimburse any expense possibly incurred by the other Party as a result of this Contract execution, unless otherwise provided in this Contract.
3.3. The supply of Goods and the rendering of Services shall only be started by Contracted Party against the issue of the related Purchase Orders by Contracting Party and their acceptance by Contracted Party. According to the relevant Purchase Order duly accepted and in conformity with the high standards to be expected from a technically qualified, experienced and competent vendor, Contracted Party shall supply, install, commission and test the System, including its Hardware, Software, Spare Parts and Services, as provided in this Contract.
3.4. The total Contract value shall be defined by the summation of all Purchase Orders accepted by Contracted Party.
3.5. Contracting Party may temporarily suspend those activities whose Purchase Orders have already been submitted, subject to the procedure set forth in Annex 3.
3.6. Contracted Party shall be liable for all necessary expenses incurred in performing the object of the present Contract, including without limitation the housing, meals and transportation of its employees, legal representatives, assigns or subcontractors. In no event shall Contracting Party be liable for the aforementioned expenses, except as provided in subclause 4.4.1 of this Contract and unless otherwise agreed between the Parties.
3.7. The Parties agree that Contracting Party may request additional Hardware, Software, Services, Documentation and Spare Parts of Contracted Party manufacture not included in Annex 1, in which case Contract...
Contract object. The Contractor undertakes to carry out the Customer the following: collection, reprocessing or recycling of packaging waste in accordance with provisions of Section 8, subsection 2, paragraphs a), d) and e) of the Packaging Act within the scope of information (supporting documents) provided (submitted) by the Customer, keeping of all records for the Customer for whom he carries out collection, reprocessing or recycling of packaging waste, reporting of summary data referred to in Clause 1.1 above to the Ministry of Environment of the SR (hereinafter as “the Ministry”), archiving of documents referred to in Clause 1.1. for a period of at least five years, provision of free consulting related to packaging waste. The Customer undertakes to pay to the Contractor the agreed remuneration. Should the Contractor provide the performance hereunder through third parties, he shall be responsible for such performance as if it was provided by the Contractor himself. The Contractor shall not be responsible for packaging waste collected, reprocessed and recycled by the Customer himself or by parties other than the Contractor.
Contract object. 2.1 Party A agrees to purchase the following products and services from Party B, and Party B agrees to provide the following products and services to Party A: 1 Vehicle The main configurations are as follows:
Contract object. The Contract complies with the principle of voluntary purchase and sell of both parties hereto. The Contract equipment will be used in Phase I Wind Farm of Yongmao Wind Power Project in Taonan, Baocheng, Jilin Province
1.1 Equipments name, specification (model) and quantity Equipments name: Wind Turbine Generator System Equipments specification (model): Refer to Scope of Supply
Contract object. 1. The Principal commissions Flughafen Köln/Bonn GmbH to salvage the following aircraft: Official Registration Number:
2. The salvaging of the aircraft includes the following: ⎯ Preparatory measures for salvaging the aircraft, e.g., defueling the aircraft, renting special vehicles, commissioning salvaging specialists, preparing the site and other measures necessary for lifting the aircraft and making it transportable. ⎯ Receiving the aircraft and transporting it to a position that does not interfere with airport operations. ⎯ Salvaging luggage, freight and mail on board.
3. The salvaging order includes restoring the original condition of the site and of the buildings, systems and other facilities damaged in the accident.
Contract object. 5.1 General about the contract object The contract applies to a framework agreement for chemical analyses of undesirables (mycotoxins, hormones, veterinary drugs, pesticides, brominated flame retardants, synthetic antioxidants, plant toxins, processed contaminants) in seafood, fish feed and feed ingredients including oils and meals. All analyses in this framework agreement are listed in the Attachment 4 – Price and quality of methods. In the lifetime of the framework agreement there may be changes in the list of analyses, all within the same categories. The sample types include mainly sample matrices as described in Appendix 4. However, other sample matrices may also be relevant. If any of the methods becomes available for analysis internal at IMR, they will be analysed inhouse depending on capacity. The framework agreement duration is for 2 years with 1 + 1 + 1 optional additional years.
Contract object. 2.1. The Service Provider shall undertake to provide services to the Service Recipient, and the Service Recipient shall undertake to pay for these services in accordance with the procedure provided for herein.
2.2. Non-formal education services provided:
2.2.1. Service name:
2.2.2. Service time:
2.2.3. Tutor:
2.2.4. Service code in theinformation system:
2.2.5. Service period:
2.2.6. Service price: For one month of service. Number of activities perweek:
2.2.7. Payer code:
2.3. Services shall be available on certain days of the week, excluding public holidays. Valstybės biudžetinė įstaiga Konstitucijos pr. 25 LT-08105 Vilnius Tel. (0 0) 000 0000 El. p. xxxx@xxxx.xx xxx.xxxx.xx Duomenyskaupiamiirsaugomi Juridinių asmenų registre Kodas 190996278
Contract object. Party A intends to provide Party B with polysilicon (hereinafter referred to as “polysilicon”) so as to entrust Party B to process wafers conforming to requirements of the Contract, for the purpose that Party A may sell such wafers to any third party (hereinafter referred to “practical user”).
Contract object. The contract covers rental of the vessel “name” and xx (specify equipment/services) This contract concerns the rental of a research vessel with ROV to carry out a MAREANO research-cruise in 2022 in the Barents Sea north of Svalbard and the Kvitoy area with a duration of 3 to 4 weeks, preferably in the period August-September. The start and end of the cruise will be in Tromsø, Norway. The MAREANO research cruise aims to map the geological, biological and chemical environment of the seabed to generate knowledge for use in national management plans for Norwegian marine areas according to current identified mapping needs. Knowledge from the MAREANO project is continuously being published, including at xxx.xxxxxxx.xx . The MAREANO program is interdisciplinary and cross-institutional, and the survey is carried out in collaboration with the Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket), the Norwegian Geological Survey (NGU) and the Institute of Marine Research (IMR). The MAREANO program is led by a cross-institutional program group, while the steering group is made up of five government ministries. The mapping of geological, biological and chemical seafloor environments is carried out in areas where the MAREANO program has already acquired high-resolution depth maps through the Mapping Authority. Geological, biological and chemical mapping is carried out using several types of tools such as bottom grabs, multi-core samplers, beam trawl, epibenthic xxxxxx, seafloor video recording, as well as bottom penetrating echosounder and CTDs/water collectors. The seafloor video recording may either be conducted with a client supplied towed HD video rig or use of a work class ROV (minimum1500m) with HD camera. This request asks for a 24/7 ROV operation provided by the operator. The research area of interest is north of Svalbard (79°N to 81°N and 7°E to 30°E). Mob/demob of client personnel and equipment is at Tromsø city (69°N 19°E)
