General requirements for the services Sample Clauses

General requirements for the services. The contractor shall mobilize resources to prepare and deliver meals to the venue where the onboarding activities shall take place in conformity with the provisions of these technical specifications ;: Morning break tea and snacks for 190 people. This shall include; • Coffee, black tea or African tea with complimentary sugar, honey, lemon slices etc. • At least 3 snacks/bites: e.g. samosa, doughnut, cakes, boiled egg, and a fruit etc... days 10 Morning water for 190 people which shall be served in dispensers with no plastic bottles but glasses days 10
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General requirements for the services. 2.1 Any request for and allocation of firm entry and/or exit capacities shall fulfil the following requirements: • the contract period is at least 10 consecutive years at a plateau level with a start date of plateau level on 1 October 2014 or later; and • the entry and/or exit points are existing or new to be built entry and/or exit points in the GTS network and/or GUD network respectively as laid down in Appendix B and finally published on the website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx on 1 September 2009 by IOS Parties. 2.2 If the requested capacities set out in Appendix A do not comply with aforementioned requirements and such a manifest error of Customer in Appendix A (if any) is recognised by IOS Parties but not without undue delay corrected by Customer, IOS Parties shall cancel such capacities. In case of cancellation by IOS Parties, these capacities shall not be taken into account for the IOS. 2.3 In case Customer has requested concomitant transmission capacity from an adjacent network operator and/or storage services from an adjacent storage system operator for which such operators have publicly stated to conclude the marketing and allocation of capacity until 31 October 2009 at the latest and these requests will become unconditionally binding between 1 October 2009 and 31 October 2009, Customer has the right to adjust or cancel the affected corresponding capacity under this precedent agreement accordingly by giving written notice to IOS Parties on 2 November 2009 at the latest (receipt by one of the IOS Parties is effectual), to the extent and provided that Customer is able to demonstrate in the notice that the aforementioned concomitant transport capacity and/or storage service requests have been cancelled (in part or in whole). 2.4 In case Customer concludes this precedent agreement without its board approval by 1 October 2009 at the latest, Customer has the right to cancel this precedent agreement in writing until 5 October 2009 at the latest if such board approval has not been granted.
General requirements for the services. 2.3.1 All calculations submitted by the Consultant to the Employer are in Metric units. 2.3.2 Native files of calculations, assessments and analyses are submitted together with the final reports to the Employer. The native files show all equations and formulae that were used to develop the calculation, assessments, or analysis. 2.3.3 The Consultant’s services include the services which, although it may not be expressly stated herein, can be reasonably inferred from the Scope and the Employer’s objectives. 2.3.4 The Consultant is required to provide the services in accordance with sound engineering principles and prudent best industry practice. 2.3.5 Consultant is required to make use of appropriately accredited software for analysis 2.3.6 The methodologies to be applied to the execution of the services are reliant on: 2.3.6.1 Sound engineering judgement, 2.3.6.2 Extensive nuclear design, analysis, construction and performance of nuclear structures and base isolation system experience, 2.3.6.3 The Consultant shall demonstrate awareness of Nuclear Safety Culture practices in their implementation of the scope of work in this contract. 2.3.6.4 The Consultant and his subconsultants perform the services in compliance with legislation, rules and regulations, applicable national and international engineering codes, environmental standards, other applicable standards, and statutory requirements. 2.3.6.5 When required to carry out engineering services, the Consultant is responsible to make the necessary calculations, assessments, analysis, and informed assumptions for cases where required existing information from Site is not available. The Consultant is responsible for the correctness and suitability of all assumptions, assessments, calculations, and analysis required to carry out the services. 2.3.6.6 Assumptions, philosophy of the engineering approach, assessments, calculations, and analysis made by the Consultant to proceed with carrying out the services are subject to the Employer’s acceptance. The Consultant does not commence with carrying out services based on assumptions or an engineering approach that has not been accepted by the Employer. 2.3.6.7 The Consultant develops reports for all services completed, which include a narrative of the engineering problem, a description of the engineering theories and design philosophies applied, a list of assumptions made, a reference list that lists all codes, literature and standards used, a professional interpretatio...

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