JOINT PROCUREMENT Sample Clauses

JOINT PROCUREMENT. 29.1 The Parties are under an express obligation to maximise value for money with regards to the purchase of goods and services. 29.2 The Parties shall cooperate with regards to purchasing arrangements and, where appropriate, share information with regards to potential discounts for bulk purchasing.
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JOINT PROCUREMENT. 23.1 With the intention of enhancing cooperation and further improving the capacity and efficiency of the DANUBE FAB, the ANSPs may conduct joint procurement in accordance with Article 22 of the State Agreement. 23.2 For the purpose of proper planning and management of the joint procurement process, the SAPSC shall take into consideration the DANUBE FAB Strategic Program and Annual Plan. 23.3 Any joint procurement documentation shall be developed by the ANSP considered as Contracting Authority in accordance with the selected applicable national public procurement regime and in consultation with the other ANSP. 23.4 The Contracting Authority shall take into account and reflect all opinions and/or recommendations of the SAPSC in accordance with the subject of the procurement. 23.5 The ANSPs shall enjoy equal rights and obligations during the development of any joint procurement action.
JOINT PROCUREMENT. During and after the Term of this Agreement, as CELLCO is negotiating volume purchase agreements for goods and services in connection with the Transitional Services described in Schedule A that VODAFONE's United States business may also wish to purchase, CELLCO will use commercially reasonable efforts to permit VODAFONE's United States business to purchase under such volume purchase agreements for use in the United States.. VODAFONE shall (i) periodically inform CELLCO of the types of such volume purchase agreements in which it wishes to be included, (ii) be solely liable for all obligations for its purchases under such agreements and deliver to CELLCO a written acknowledgment of the same prior to CELLCO entering into an arrangement including goods for VODAFONE's United States business, and (iii) indemnify CELLCO against all third-party claims arising out of or related to such VODAFONE purchases. VODAFONE acknowledges that it would not be commercially reasonable, for example and without limitation, to insist that it sign the CELLCO contract with the Vendor or for Cellco to expend efforts with respect to a vendor that would be adverse to or would not want to include VODAFONE's United State Business for any reason. For purposes of this Agreement, "VODAFONE's United States Business" means the business of the Headquarters of the US/Asia-Pacific Region, Globalstar USA, Global Technology Group and Global Internet Group of VODAFONE..
JOINT PROCUREMENT. The parties agree that it may be suitable that one of the parties manages procurement on behalf of both of the parties so that large-scale procurement benefits can be exploited from the scope of work under the Agreement. If a party wants to be part of a procurement, said party must request the procuring party for authorisation to take over the procurement. The procuring party may then accept the request in circumstances when this is deemed appropriate. There must always be a written agreement for joint procurement, with details of the scope of the procurement and the price. The parties agree that joint procurement must be conducted appropriately and legally in accordance with the same standards as each party alone uses for other, similar procurement. The procurement will be based on the agreement the procuring party has established with its supplier and therefore on the same terms and conditions as stated in this agreement. The terms and conditions for the procurement must therefore be transferred directly to the other party, without the procuring party becoming subject to any other obligation. If possible under the procurement agreement with the supplier, a provision must be added to ensure that both parties are considered as “procurers” under the agreement and therefore have procurers’ rights with regard to the vendor. If this is not possible, within a reasonable extent, the procuring party must take over the rights of the other party with regard to the supplier. If a situation arises which solely relates to the share of the delivery for the other party, and if this requires significantly increased time consumption, the procuring party must be compensated for this as agreed between the parties and in accordance with the principles in point 11 (joint trade) below. Prices for the goods and services procured must be settled between the parties in accordance with the prices stated in the procurement agreement with the supplier. The procurement must be invoiced to the receiving party as agreed, before or after delivery with the terms of payment for the procuring party, although with a minimum of 60 days for payment. Any internal costs incurred by the procuring party and linked to management of the part of the joint procurement paid for by the other party may, provided this was agreed beforehand, be invoiced, cf. point 11 (joint trade) below.
JOINT PROCUREMENT. The Central Purchasing body of ACM is a centralised procurement service for associated local authorities and their public companies. On a voluntary basis, associated authorities can contract a variety of products and services through the central purchasing body, such as the supply of electricity, natural gas, insurance services, vehicles, technical machinery, IT equipment, paper or video-minutes services. The objective of ACM’s central purchasing body is to ensure that small public authorities can contract with the same price and quality conditions as big municipalities. In this regard, centralised procurement is an essential instrument for the rationalisation of resources and public expenditure, thanks to the optimisation of procurement processes, ensuring at the same time the highest level of legal certainty. The joint procurement has several advantages:  Economies of scale allow for a reduction of the cost of the contracted vehicles.  Local authorities are more efficient and reduce their administrative costs with ensured compliance with the procurement legislation.  The adequacy and quality of the contracted vehicles is ensured thanks to the professional competency that ACM provides.  Compliance with environmental commitments adopted by local authorities is facilitated through the inclusion of environmental criteria in the tendering documents.  A greater promotion of the low polluting vehicles market is achieved. Prior to the approval of the tendering documents, preliminary consultations with the market were conducted where up to 32 potential bidders participated. Market consultation has been a regular procedure in all framework agreements and centralized purchases by ACM since 2014 in order to promote the principles of transparency, equality and competition.
JOINT PROCUREMENT. Where a public contract or framework contract is necessary for the implementation of a joint action between CEPOL and the Framework Partner, a procurement procedure may be carried out jointly by CEPOL and the Framework Partner, in accordance with Article 104a of the Financial Regulation10 applicable to the General Budget of the European Communities. The joint procurement shall be implemented following the signature of a joint procurement agreement in accordance with the model in Annex III.

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