Demobilisation Sample Clauses
The Demobilisation clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to the removal of personnel, equipment, and materials from a project site upon completion or termination of work. It typically specifies the timeframe for demobilisation, the condition in which the site must be left, and any documentation or approvals required before final departure. This clause ensures an orderly and efficient transition at the end of a project, minimizing disputes and clarifying obligations for restoring the site and vacating resources.
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Demobilisation. 6.1 The Pledges shall be a continuing security and shall not be considered as satisfied or discharged or prejudiced by any intermediate payment, satisfaction or settlement of any part of the Secured Obligations and shall remain in full force and effect until express demobilisation thereof has been granted by the Central Bank.
6.2 To request the demobilisation of a Pledge over a Credit Claim, the Pledgor shall send a Demobilisation Instruction to the Central Bank. No Demobilisation Instruction is required in the case of matured Credit Claims. The Pledgor shall take any other steps that may be required to perfect the release in accordance with any applicable law.
6.3 Before the Demobilisation Instruction is accepted, the value of the Collateral Pool is (notionally) reduced by an amount equal to the sum of the Collateral Value of all the Credit Claims being demobilised.
6.4 If this reduction in the value of the Collateral Pool would result in the total value of the Collateral Pool becoming lower than the total Credit Position, no adjustment to the Collateral Pool is performed and the Demobilisation Instruction is put on hold.
6.5 The Central Bank will periodically attempt to re-process the Demobilisation Instruction in order to ascertain whether sufficient collateral has become available to successfully process that instruction. The Demobilisation Instruction will be rejected if it cannot be successfully processed by the end of the intended settlement date.
6.6 If the instruction fails to settle, the impact of the Demobilisation Instruction on the Collateral Pool is unwound, i.e. by increasing the value of the collateral pool by an amount equal to the Collateral Value of the Credit Claim(s) subject to the failed Demobilisation Instruction.
6.7 Registration requests, Mobilisation Instructions, reference data updates and Demobilisation Instructions may be transmitted in a single file. If a Credit Claim file is submitted which contains multiple instructions, any Demobilisation Instructions contained in the file are processed last: (a) all instructions relating to updates to Credit Claims and rating information and all instructions relating to the mobilisation of Credit Claims are processed first, followed by (b) the sum of Demobilisation Instructions.
Demobilisation. In the event the DRILLING UNIT has no follow on work on completion of the COMPANY’s CAMPAIGN, the Demobilisation Fee shall apply which shall be a lump sum payment which shall cover (without limitation):
(i) demobilising the DRILLING UNIT and the CONTRACTOR GROUP’s personnel from a point five hundred metres (500m) from the COMPANY’s final well in the its CAMPAIGN, including fuel, lubricants and other consumables;
(ii) any other costs strictly necessary for the CONTRACTOR GROUP to demobilise the DRILLING UNIT and not intended to be covered by some other payment hereunder. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Demobilisation Fee shall not apply until the COMPANY’s equipment and personnel are off-loaded from the DRILLING UNIT, unless such equipment is retained on board by mutual agreement, and the DRILLING UNIT is free to sail. In the event the DRILLING UNIT has follow on work on completion of the COMPANY’s CAMPAIGN, the Demobilisation Fee shall be USD $Zero and the CONTRACT will cease when the DRILLING UNIT is 500m from the last COMPANY well in the CAMPAIGN. The COMPANY shall pay to the CONTRACTOR the Demobilisation Fee without discount within thirty (30) days upon receipt of the invoice from the CONTRACTOR, where CONTRACTOR shall be entitled to invoice the COMPANY upon departure of the DRILLING UNIT from the last well location.
Demobilisation. 7.1 The Pledge shall be a continuing security and shall not be considered as satisfied or discharged or prejudiced by any intermediate payment, satisfaction or settlement of any part of the Secured Obligations and shall remain in full force and effect until express demobilisation thereof has been granted by the Central Bank.
7.2 To request the demobilisation of a Pledge over a Marketable Asset, the Pledgor shall follow the procedure provided for in Annex 8. The Pledgor shall take any other steps that may be required to perfect the demobilisation in accordance with any applicable law.
7.3 The demobilisation of a Marketable Asset from the Pledge shall not affect the existence of the Pledge for the other Pledged Assets, and such Pledge shall continue to exist in full force and effect with respect to such Pledged Assets.
Demobilisation. This is a „stand-alone‟ project albeit spanning two UK financial years. If the Client decides later to commission additional work outside the scope of this contract it will be the subject of a new contracting process. The Contractor shall plan and cost for demobilisation on conclusion of the work specified above.
Demobilisation. All things necessary for the loading and transportation of the Contractor’s Personnel, supervision, facilities, services, plant, tools, construction equipment, materials, and consumables off the Site. Collection, cleanup and disposal off Site as approved by the Company of all construction debris, waste, garbage, liquid materials, hydrocarbon products and surplus materials. Termination of all power, water, communication, and waste water services at termination points approved by the Company. Clean up, grading, rectification and return to the Company of the Contractor’s lay down areas in an as supplied condition adequately graded and drainage reinstated. Clean surface facilities and return in as provided condition with reasonable allowance for fair wear and tear. The Contractor is required to finalise and/or provide, prior to demobilisation from the Site or progressively at the times agreed between the parties, all the documentation required under the Contract including all reports, statistics, records, safe work procedures, designs, Drawings, Test results, etc. developed for the Site and submitted in a form acceptable to the Company.
Demobilisation. During the Demobilisation Period, the Placement Provider shall liaise with the Authority, as the Authority reasonably requires to:
19.1.1 ensure a mutually satisfactory prompt and efficient hand over;
19.1.2 at the reasonable cost of the Authority, promptly render all reasonable assistance, provide all information (save for any confidential information as to the management framework and practices of the Placement Provider or other information treated as confidential by and relating to the business of the Placement Provider which is not in the public domain) including, without limitation, information relating to the terms and conditions of employment of its employees engaged in the provision of the Services and any potential claims relating to or associated with the provision of the Services and all detailed specifications with schedules and all other particulars relating to the provision of the Services and which is reasonably requested by the Authority and shall use reasonable endeavours to undertake all actions reasonably requested by the Authority to the extent reasonably necessary to effect an orderly assumption of the Services by another Placement Provider of the Services;
19.1.3 at the reasonable cost of the Authority, deliver to the Authority all materials, papers, documents and operating manuals owned by the Authority and utilised by the Placement Provider in the provision of the Services as are necessarily required for the continued provision of the Services;
19.1.4 insofar as it is in the power of the Placement Provider to do so and at the reasonable cost of the Authority, use all reasonable endeavours obtain the consent of third parties to the assignment, novation or termination of existing contracts between the Placement Provider or any third party nominated for that purpose by the Authority which relate to or are associated with the Service or Services as the context requires;
19.1.5 comply with its obligations pursuant to the Transfer Regulations in, relation to employees employed in relation to the provision of the Service or Services at the date of expiry of this Agreement.
Demobilisation. 16.2.1 Demobilisation will be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor will commence Demobilisation following receipt of a notice from the Company to commence Demobilisation (the “Demobilisation Notice”).
16.2.2 When the Contractor is of the opinion that Demobilisation has been completed, it shall notify the Company in writing of such completion. The Company shall thereafter either accept that Demobilisation has been completed or advise the Contractor in writing such further steps as are required to be carried out by the Contractor in order to complete Demobilisation. The Contractor shall thereafter repeat such process, if necessary, until such time as Company accepts that Demobilisation has been completed
Demobilisation. The Charterers shall pay a lump sum without discount in the amount as stated in Box 16 by way of demobilisation charge which amount shall be paid on the expiration or on earlier termination of this Charter Party.
Demobilisation. On redelivery of the Equipment, in exchange for payment of the Demobilisation Fee specified in Line 11, the Owners shall disassemble the Equipment at the port or place of redelivery specified in Line 7, pack the parts of the Equipment in containers and arrange for transport of the containers with the Equipment from the port or place of redelivery specified in Line 7 to the Owners yard in the Netherlands.
Demobilisation. 19.1 Upon termination of employment by the company or where the non local employee resigns, the non local employee will receive:
(1) economy class air travel direct route from ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Creek to his / her point of hire; and
(2) reimbursement of actual and reasonable excess baggage costs for the purpose of transporting personal tools and effects (receipts required) shall be included in his / her final pay; and
(3) “travel pay” of up to a maximum 7.6 hours at the base wage rate.