Equipment Disposal. Provider shall be responsible for the disposal of Provider Equipment and Company Provided Equipment no longer required by Provider for the provision of the Services. Provider shall dispose of all such Equipment in a manner consistent with the requirements of Applicable Law and Company Policies.
Equipment Disposal. HPES will be responsible for the disposal of HPES Equipment and HPI Provided Equipment no longer required by HPES for the provision of the Services. HPES will dispose of all such Equipment in a manner consistent with applicable Law and HPI Policies. HPES will be responsible for all costs, charges or fees associated with the disposal of HPES Equipment and HPI Provided Equipment.
Equipment Disposal. As between the Buyer, on the one hand, and the Seller, on the other hand, effective as of the Closing the Buyer shall be responsible for the disposal of all Equipment and Vitrification Equipment transferred to the Buyer and, if the Buyer chooses to or is required to dispose of any such Equipment, it shall complete such disposal in compliance with all applicable Laws.
Equipment Disposal. Proper disposal of technology equipment is environmentally responsible and often required by law. To ensure that Higher One's electronic data, which may be stored on various types of storage media, is secured, all storage media must be completely erased or destroyed prior to release for disposal.
Equipment Disposal. Proper disposal of technology equipment is environmentally responsible and often required by law. To ensure that Higher One's electronic data, which may be stored on various types of storage media, is secured, all storage media must be completely erased or destroyed prior to release for disposal.
1 All information assets or office equipment which may contain a storage media component is in scope or this policy. This includes such items as computer workstations, servers, storage arrays, fax machines, printers, and copiers.
2 All forms of electronic media (e.g., fixed hard disks, flash memory, external drives, CDs, DVDs, tapes, USB drives) are within the scope of this policy. 3 At the time an in scope device or media is decommissioned or replaced, the item shall be destroyed, disabled or disposed of using methods and timing consistent with Higher One's Record Retention policies, any applicable retention laws and with due consideration for any litigation hold requirements currently in force.
a. Hard drives will be erased to Department of Defense standards (DoD 5220.22M) or
b. Physically destroyed by drilling or shredding. 4 When a computer workstation is transferred to a new user, the storage media will be:
a. Replaced, if under a litigation hold, with the original component stored as per Higher One's procedures.
b. Reformatted, if not subject to litigation hold. 5 The Facilities department will ensure that vendors remove any storage media contained within copiers, printers and fax machines prior to removing any such item from Higher One's premises.
Equipment Disposal. 25 7.10. Audits ................................................ 26 7.11. Quality Assurance ..................................... 26 7.12.
Equipment Disposal. It is ensured that effective deletion of personal data occurs before the disposal of electronic equipment.
Equipment Disposal. Unless otherwise set forth in Exhibit 4 (Pricing), Supplier shall be responsible for the disposal of Supplier Equipment and Company Provided Equipment that are no longer required by Supplier for the provision of the Services. Supplier shall dispose of all such Equipment in a manner consistent with the requirements of Law and Company’s IT and information security and privacy standards, including those set forth in this Agreement, and including any Company Policies applicable to the destruction of stored information and charitable donations (in the case of Company Provided Equipment). Supplier shall be responsible for all costs, charges or fees associated with the disposal of Supplier Equipment and Company Provided Equipment.
Equipment Disposal. Contractor shall dispose of all HVAC equipment, hazardous waste, and other materials associated with the Project in accordance with all laws, rules, regulations, ordinances, environmental standards, and/or orders which may apply to the disposal of such equipment, waste, and/or materials, including but not limited to the Clean Air Act, and/or requirements established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), or any local governing jurisdiction. Contractor shall provide PSTA with a copy of all records of disposal including but not limited to certifications provided to EPA and DEP. All refrigerant material shall be recovered by an EPA certified reclaim company in accordance with EPA standards and regulations and shall be secured at the Project site to prevent contamination. Any and all money, credit, compensation, or other remuneration received by Contractor related to the disposal of the HVAC equipment and other materials related to the Project shall be remitted to PSTA immediately upon receipt by Contractor. Prior to disposing of any material associated with the Project which Contractor will receive any money, credit, compensation, or other remuneration, Contractor shall provide written notice to PSTA together with an estimate of the amount to be received and shall obtain PSTA’s written approval of the amount of money, credit, compensation, or other remuneration before disposing of such materials.
Equipment Disposal. 28 7.11. Termination of Master Agreement; Release....................................... 28 7.12. Executive Committee............................................................ 29 7.13. Acquired Resins; Processing and Storage........................................ 30 7.14. General Signal; Quanterra..................................................... 31 7.15. Copying of Books and Records................................................... 31 7.16. Discounts...................................................................... 32 7.17. Dryer.......................................................................... 32 7.18. Methodology with Respect to Customer Contracts................................. 32 7.19.
