Contract Overview. Pursuant to AMS 3.8.2.4, performance-based contracting techniques will be applied to contracts issued under this MOA to the maximum extent practicable. Requirements may be simple or complex. All contract work must be initiated by the end user (requiring/program office). The MOA holder may only propose for work under its specific qualified FA(s). To participate in another area, it may wish to team with a MOA holder with a broader portfolio of FA(s). MOA holder’s labor rates, by virtue of the competitive award process, will have already been determined to be fair and reasonable. However, the Contracting Officer reserves the right to request cost build-up data for proposed labor rates. The MOA holder’s cost build-up data is subject to spot audit by the agency.
Contract Overview. The contract that Client has with Xxxxx is set out in the Order and this MSA, which, together with any documents referred to in them, comprise the total of the contractual agreement between the parties (the “Contract”).
Contract Overview. A. The State of Wisconsin is committed to providing a healthy and sustainable environment, promoting the movement toward zero waste, and protecting and enhancing the resources of the state for this and future generations.
B. MGE is committed to going beyond what would otherwise be required by environmental regulations by setting specific superior environmental performance goals.
C. The Green Tier Program, set forth in Wis. Stat. § 299.83, authorizes the WDNR to enter into a Contract with an eligible participant to assist in achieving superior environmental performance.
X. XXX is an eligible participant, and the WDNR believes that entering into a Tier 2 Green Tier Contract with MGE will produce environmental performance beyond what is required under existing law.
E. MGE has implemented an Environmental Management System (EMS). The WDNR hereby finds the EMS is in compliance with the standards for environmental management systems issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the EMS is appropriate to the nature, scale, and environmental impacts of MGE's operations.
F. The scope of this Contract, as well as the facilities and activities to which this Contract applies, are set out in Appendix 1.
G. The WDNR reviewed MGE's proposal for superior environmental performance and determined the co-benefits identified in this Contract are proportional to the benefits of the superior environmental performance.
H. This Contract replaces the Environmental Cooperative Agreement Between Madison Gas and Electric Company and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (ECA), pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stat. § 299.80 (2003-2004). The ECA went into effect on September 26, 2002, and was subsequently renewed on September 30, 2007, and amended on April 18, 2012.
Contract Overview. 0.1 The Owner and the Contractor are entering into this Agreement in order to (1) arrange for certain Pre-Construction Services, (2) the performance of the design and construction documents for the mechanical, plumbing and electrical scopes of work (“MEP”)
Contract Overview. 1 Membership comprises: DPO (Chair), a Member of the Legislative Assembly, the Deputy Governor, a representative of Commander British Forces, Attorney General, the Head of the Public Works Department, the Head of Environm ental Planning Department, the Head of Falkland Islands Police, Commander Falkland Islands Defence Force and the Land Release Contractor.
Contract Overview. 1.1. This Service and Maintenance Contract (hereinafter the “Contract”) is for service, maintenance, emergency response and system repair services (collectively, the “Services”) for the solar PV system(s) (each, a “System” and collectively, the “Systems”) installed at the project site or sites (each, a “Site” and collectively, the “Sites”) listed below: • [Site] • [Site] • [Site] • [Site]
1.2. Contractor agrees to provide the Services on an annually-renewable basis for up to five years and in accordance with the details, terms, conditions and prices provided herein.
Contract Overview. A.3.1 The Government intends to award one five-year, FFP, IDIQ (FAR Subpart 16.504) contract under this solicitation. The guaranteed minimum quantity is two trailers and the total contract maximum quantity is 2,905. The five year minimum guaranteed quantity will be ordered at the time of award (2 Trailers).
A.3.2 Offerors are advised not to provide pricing information in Section B of the solicitation. Only pricing provided in Attachment 0006, Price Evaluation Worksheet, will be evaluated. Offerors shall complete and submit prices in the Price Evaluation Worksheet (Attachment 0006). Offerors must provide prices for all items identified in Attachment 0006. Section B identifies the required estimated quantities for Standard Camouflage, Green, and Tan paint that the offeror must provide prices for in the Attachment 0006.
Contract Overview. Authority California High-Speed Rail Authority Contractor The entity identified as “Contractor” in the Signature Document and determined through the procurement. Contract / Order of Precedence The Contract will include the following documents, in the following descending order of precedence: 1. Signature Document, except proposal commitments 2. Supplemental General Provisions 3. General Provisions without Schedules 4. Performance Specification (Schedule 1 to General Provisions) 5. All other Schedules to General Provisions 6. Proposal, including proposal commitments (provided that if Authority determines that the proposal contains a provision that is more restrictive / beneficial to Authority than is specified elsewhere in the Contract, that proposal provision will take precedence). Federal Requirements The Contract assumes federal requirements, including Buy America, related to the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act (PRIIA), Railroad Rehabilitation & Improvement Financing (RRIF) Program and Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA).
Contract Overview. Grantees must meet all applicable award requirements. If you fail to comply with requirements, your contract may be suspended or terminated, and you may forfeit some or your entire grant award. Grantees can contact Advancement Grant Program Specialist at any time to discuss the grant funded project and terms of the contract.
