Contract Operations. Contract Performance and Precedence of Documents 9 Prices for Services 10 Warranties and Representations 10 Service Pre-requisites 11 Reporting and Meetings 11 Records and Audit Access 11 Confidentiality 11 General Data Protection Regulation 12 Freedom of Information 12 Publicity 13 Termination on Default 13 Termination on insolvency and Change of Control 14 Termination by Authority for convenience 16 Consequences of Termination and Expiry 16
Contract Operations. Clearly indicates organisational capacity to undertake the work given other commitments. Names of core team members clearly identified for delivery of the contract, with a clear statement of their qualifications and their suitability for the roles. Presents a commitment to work with the Institute and other suppliers to produce an education timetable schedule of work which is consistent for all trainees. Presents a flexible approach to enable other NHS employees to potentially take part in specific modules / aspects of the education provision. Demonstrates how they will report on the progress of individual trainees. Exam and assignment results alone are not a sufficient measure and suppliers must present a coherent statement as to how potential issues or trainees presenting areas of good practice can be identified. An outline of management arrangements where two or more organisations are bidding collaboratively and, where possible, evidence of success in previous collaborations. A lead organisation should be identified with which the Authority will contract and communicate. Contractors should also consider the flexibility of their proposals, and outline how their proposal can be regularly reviewed. Explanation of how Contractor would make arrangements for wider resource availability if required. Indicate how they will provide value for money by balancing price against quality. Identifies clearly risks and addresses them adequately.
Contract Operations. If an earning well is drilled from, and completed for production on, an existing Chevron solely own platform under a Chevron farmout of its interest to Company in any Primary or Additional Opportunities Prospect, then, while Chevron is operating that platform during the time that Chevron has no working interest the well, and to the extent that the conditions of the well, the well's production and the well's equipment a acceptable to Chevron, the well will be operated as follows:
(a) Chevron shall perform routine operations of, and perform, arrange or procure repairs, maintenance, materials, parts, supplies, chemicals, and annual inspections for, the well and the well's equipment, and Chevron shall invoice Company for, and Company shall reimburse Chevron for, Company's working interest share of the applicable costs, expenses and overhead and the terms of that certain Accounting Procedure, which is attached as Exhibit "C" to that certain Operating Agreement, which is attached as Exhibit "E" to this Agreement; (b) Any individual project exceeding a gross charge of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) for the well or the well's equipment shall be subject to prior written approval by Company and the other working interest owner(s) therein, and Company and those other working interest owners may elect for one (1) of them to perform any such project in excess of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) gross charge at their sole cost, risk and expense, provided that the project applies solely to that earning well or that earning well's equipment and that the project is accomplished to Chevron satisfaction; (c) The terms and conditions of the Processing Agreement, if any, for processing the well production pursuant to Article 13.1 shall additionally apply.
Contract Operations. The Union acknowledges the responsibilities of the Company's operation as they are related to the support of the United States Air Force objectives. The parties realize the USAF may, from time to time, make unusual and immediate demands in conjunction with support requirements. Consequently, all personnel may be called upon to perform whatever duties are required for adequate performance of support requirements for the mission and operational capabilities for the Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Developmental Test.
Contract Operations. SUBJECT TO THE FURTHER TERMS AND LIMITATIONS OF SECTION 24, THE CONTRACT OPERATIONS ARE (i) NORMAL AND ROUTINE OPERATIONS AND MINOR MAINTENANCE, BUT LIMITED TO NORMAL AND ROUTINE OPERATIONS AND MINOR MAINTENANCE TYPICALLY AND ROUTINELY PERFORMED BY FARMOUTOR'S OPERATING PERSONNEL IN THE FIELD, OF EACH FARMOUT WELL AND ASSOCIATED PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT AFTER COMPLETION AND HOOK UP FOR PRODUCTION BY OR ON BEHALF OF FARMOUTEE INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ROUTINE CHOKE CHANGES, ROUTINE WELL TESTS, ROUTINE WELL GAUGING, RELATED GAS AND LIQUID METER CALIBRATIONS, AND RELATED FIELD METERING SERVICES (LESS AND EXCEPT ANY DOWNHOLE WELL WORK AND LESS AND EXCEPT ANY WELLHEAD WORK OTHER THAN SAID ROUTINE CHOKE CHANGES AND GAUGING), (ii) MARINE AND AIR TRANSPORTATION FOR FARMOUTOR'S OPERATIONS PERSONNEL PERFORMING THE NORMAL AND ROUTINE OPERATIONS AND MINOR MAINTENANCE ITEMIZED IN ITEM (i) ABOVE, (iii) ADMINISTRATIVE WORK TYPICALLY DONE IN THE FIELD, AND (iv) FIELD SUPERVISION OF ITEMS (i) THROUGH (iii).
Contract Operations. 5.1. The Parties mutually acknowledge and agree that this Agreement amends the Distribution Agreement as provided herein, and the terms of this Agreement will control and supersede over any conflicting terms in the Distribution Agreement.
5.2. Except for terms expressly defined herein, references to any of defined terms herein will have the same meaning and effect in this Agreement as they had in the Distribution Agreement.
5.3. The following provisions of the Distribution Agreement are hereby deleted from the Distribution Agreement and will be of no force or effect after the Effective Date: Section 1.3 (Original Customer Contracts); Section 1.4 (Promotional and Training Material); Section 1.5 (Transition Services); Section 3.1 (Forecasts); the first, fourth and fifth sentences of Section 3.3 (Manufacturing Capacity) only (but excluding clauses (d) and (f) of such fifth sentence); Section 3.4 (Option to Assume Manufacturing); Section 3.8 (Minimum Requirements); Section 3.9 (West Coast Facility); Section 3.10 (Joint Steering Committee); Section 3.11 (Key Person); Section 4.1 (Upfront Payment); Section 4.2 (Contract Price – 2014); Section 4.3 (Contract Price – Balance of the Term); Section 4.5 (West Coast Facility Fee); Section 4.6 (Refund of Upfront Payment and West Coast Facility Fee); Section 10.1 (Term); Section 10.2(c) (Contract Price Increase); Section 10.2(d) (Change of Control); Section 10.2(e) (Distributor’s Option); Section 10.4 (Fulfillment of Customer Contracts); Section 10.5 (Remaining Inventory); Section 11.17 (Debt Payment; Restriction on Liens); Exhibit E (Gallon Conversion Formulas); Exhibit F (Estimated COGS Methodology); and Exhibit J (Price Schedule).
5.4. The following provisions of the Distribution Agreement are hereby amended as set forth below:
1.1.1. The Distributor Rights are amended to be non-exclusive and any other references to exclusive rights or grants or other exclusivity are amended to be non-exclusive.
1.1.2. Exhibit C (Support Services) is deleted in its entirety and is replaced by Attachment 5 (New Exhibit C) to this Agreement.
1.1.3. Section 10.3 (Surviving Rights and Obligations) is amended to remove Article 10 (Term and Termination) from the list of surviving rights and obligations, and to add Section 10.3 (Surviving Rights and Obligations) and Section 10.6 (Noncompetition) as surviving provisions.
1.1.4. Section 10.6 (Noncompetition) is amended to replace it with the following: “For a period of two years from the Termi...
Contract Operations. With respect to Article of the Collective Agreement it is agreed between the parties that every effort will be made to protect established contract work by restricting bumping into such contract work for a period of five days in the event of staff reduction, before seniority should prevail. , It is clearly understood that an employee bumping into such contract work is not required to complete the year commitment and shall be entitled to revert to his previous job as circumstances permit. FOR THE B E T W E E N : TRANSPORTATION INC. THE CANADIAN BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY, TRANSPORT AND GENERAL WORKERS With respect to the above service only, the parties hereto agree to modification of the Hours of Work and Overtime provisions of the Collective Agreement to permit operation as follows. Drivers will work a six day week. Rest days will be accumulated so that after five weeks of six days each the driver will receive a one week rest. credits for the sixth day (Saturday) will be accumulated and paid to the driver for the rest week on the basis of forty regular time hours and time and one-half for hours in excess. The understanding applies only to the accumulation of work hours worked by an employee in this service before or after this remain as overtime. B E T W E E N : TRANSPORTATION INC. THE CANADIAN BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY, TRANSPORT AND GENERAL WORKERS The Company may from time to time hire casual or day to day workers when the normal work force is not available. Such casual workers shall not be used if there are any laid off employees at that terminal who are qualified and available to perform the required work. At any terminal the use of casual or day to day workers will be normally limited to the number of regular employees who are absent for whatever reason. This shall not be interpreted to prevent the Company from using casuals to meet some special short term need for extra help due to a specific job. In such cases the Union will be provided with information as to the circumstances. Should any casual or day to day workers be directly employed by the Company for the duration of the probationary period as set forth in this Agreement, he will acquire seniority for the purposes of this Agreement. However, it is understood that employees who are temporarily engaged in Transportation Inc. work cannot so acquire seniority. DATED this day of , FOR THE COMPANY . , B E T W E E N : TRANSPORTATION INC. THE CANADIAN BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY, TRANSPORT AND GENERAL WORKERS agr...
Contract Operations. 3.24.1 Written contracts should exist for any outsourced activity likely to impact on GDP activities (e.g. Wholesale distribution, cleaning, pest control etc.) N/A X 3.24.2 CA should not pass to a third party any of the work entrusted under the contract without prior evaluation and approval of the arrangements. N/A X
Contract Operations. (a) From Closing, until Purchaser Operator has been approved as the operator of the Oil and Gas Properties by the ECMC, the Parties agree that Purchaser Operator shall have the right to operate the Oil and Gas Properties as the contract operator for NR Operator. Seller and NR Operator shall provide assistance and support as reasonably necessary for Purchaser Operator to be approved as the operator of the Oil and Gas Properties by the ECMC.
(b) The Parties acknowledge and agree that regardless of the timing of the ECMC’s approval of the Form 9 – Transfer of Operatorship, the transfer to Purchaser of all regulatory and environmental liabilities related to the Properties, except those items required to be completed by Seller as part of the Transfer of Operatorship process pursuant to Rule 218, shall occur on, and be in full force and effect as of, the Closing Date. Purchaser shall be designated as the Responsible Party as of the Closing Date and, except to the extent Purchaser or the Purchaser Indemnitees are entitled to indemnification under Section 11.2 or with respect to any Environmental Defect that Seller has elected to be cured after Closing in accordance with Section 8.7, Seller shall have no liability with respect to any such regulatory and environmental liabilities, and Purchaser shall fully indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Seller Indemnitees, from and against any and all Damages asserted against, resulting to, imposed upon or incurred by Seller Indemnitees, directly or indirectly, by reason of or resulting from the ownership and operation of the Properties and any regulatory or environmental liabilities related to the Properties after the Closing Date.
(c) In the event that the ECMC does not approve Form 9 – Transfer of Operatorship by the date which is ninety (90) days after the Closing Date, the Parties shall negotiate in good faith and enter into a customary and mutually acceptable Contract Operating Agreement.
Contract Operations. Conflict of Interest - All parties agree to prohibit employees from inappropriately using their positions for private gain, for themselves or those with whom they have family, business or other ties.
