Mandatory Submission Sample Clauses

Mandatory Submission. The following mandatory reports must be submitted to the APN: 1. Interim Report (approximately 1,000 words) for APN peer reviewed Science Bulletin. Deadlines are as follows: a. CAPaBLE: 15th November 2013 b. Low Carbon Initiatives: 15th November 2013 c. ARCP: 10th January 2014 d. AOF or OAA Activities: 10th January 2014 2. Annual Progress Report (for continuing multi-year projects/activities only). Deadline: Friday 31st of January 2014 3. Final Technical/Activity Report (applicable for one-year projects/activities and multi-year projects/activities in their final year) is due for submission one month before the official end of the official term of the present Contract. The Final Activity Reports must be submitted as both printed and electronic copies to APN Secretariat. 4. Financial Report is due for submission within 30 days after the end of the official term of the present Contract. The Financial Reports must be submitted as both printed and electronic copies to APN Secretariat. 5. Self-Evaluation Project Review Questionnaire (applicable for one-year projects/activities and multi-year projects/activities in their final year) is due for submission one month before the official end of the contract. The APN Secretariat will provide, in due course, detailed information as to the format and quantity for all of the above mandatory reports as relevant to the project/activity and their timelines.
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Mandatory Submission. Within 2 days after all necessary signatures of the is later, on any exclusive right to sell or exclusive agency listing on one to four unit residential property and vacant lots located within the service area of the MLS, Broker Participants shall (1) input the listing to the service, or (2) submit a seller-signed exclusion in accordance with section 7.9 (Exempted Listings) to the MLS. All necessary signatures are those needed to create an enforceable listing, which generally means all named signatories to the listing agreement. In the event there are known additional property owners not made signatory to the listing, the Listing Broker shall disclose said fact to the MLS and state whether the listed seller will make the sale contingent on the consent of the additional property owners. In the event the listing agent is prevented from complying with the 2 day time period due to seller’s delay in returning the signed listing agreement, the Listing Broker must submit the listing to the MLS within 2 days of receipt back from seller. The MLS may require the Listing Broker to present documentation to the MLS evidencing the seller’s delayed transmission. Only those listings that are within the service area of the MLS will be input. Open listings or listings of property located outside the MLS’s service area (see Section 7.10) are not required by the MLS, but may be input at the Broker Participant’s option.
Mandatory Submission. Interested bidders are required to provide the following; Business Licence, Company profile – including licences, authorized dealerships, special distributor privileges and technical assistance capabilities, particularly for types of equipment listed in Annexure B and Annexure C will be an advantage. Summary of similar contract works with reputable organizations in Fiji and the Pacific – Particular work with the brands of equipment listed is desirable. Reference Letters from at least two reputable organisations. References must be obtained within the last 3 months and for completed contracts greater than 1 year duration. CV of proposed Project Manager or Supervisor with particular consideration for technical competencies and experiences related to managing similar contracts. CV of proposed technicians that specialize in the preventative maintenance/inspection/installation/repair of all units detailed in Annexure B and Annexure C; NOTE: Proposed technicians CVs must include evidence of specialized training and or equivalent combination of experience on the job training (minimum 5 years) maintenance/repair of Air Conditioning units or electrical/electronic works and PMS systems. Particular familiarity/training of the brands of equipment listed will be a distinct advantage. Proposed Preventative Maintenance Plan for all machines and equipment listed in Annexure B and Annexure C Proposed Maintenance Report Template and Maintenance Checklists/Service Schedule Price template completed
Mandatory Submission. It is understood that Xxxxxx is a member of a ® Multiple Listing Service (“MLS”). Broker 145 and SELLER agree that the information contained in or obtained in connection with this agreement (the “Property 146 Data”) including without limitation all photographs, images, graphics, video recording, virtual tours, 3D tours, drawings, 147 written descriptions, addresses, remarks, narratives, pricing information and other copyrightable elements relating to 148 the Property provided by SELLER to Broker (the “SELLER Listing Content”) , or otherwise obtained or produced by 149 Broker in connection with this agreement (the “Broker Listing Content”), and any changes to the Property Data will be 150 filed in MLS and processed in accordance with the rules of MLS. Broker is required to report to MLS the occurrence of 151 a sale of the property including the actual sales price regardless of how the sales price is reflected in the documents 152 transmitting ownership. Regardless of the options exercised below, within one (1) business day of marketing a 153 property to the public, the Listing Broker must submit the listing to the MLS for cooperation with other MLS 154 participants. Public marketing includes, but is not limited to, flyers displayed in windows, yard signs, digital marketing 155 on public facing websites, brokerage website displays (including IDX and VOW), digital communications marketing 156 (email blasts), multi-brokerage listing sharing networks, and applications available to the general public. 157 (Check ONE of the following) 158 ❑ Active Listing - SELLER has chosen to authorize BROKER to make the property available to all other MLS 159 Brokers in within three-business days of SELLER(S) signature(s) or within one-business day of any public 160 marketing of the property (whichever is earlier). 161 ❑ Hold - SELLER has chosen to temporarily hold the listing off-market for up to 30-days. During this time the 162 listing is identified as on Hold no public marketing or showing of the property is permitted. (Attach SELLER 163 Hold Form) 164 Office Exclusive Visibility – In the event the SELLER requests that the property data NOT be distributed to other MLS 165 BROKERS, the listing may be identified as an Office Exclusive Listing. No public marketing of the property is permitted 166 during the xxxx XXXXXX elects to maintain office exclusive visibility. (Attach SELLER Office Exclusive Form). 167 LICENSE: SELLER hereby grants to Broker and its affiliates, and each...
Mandatory Submission. The following mandatory reports must be submitted to the APN:  Interim Report (approximately 1,000 words) for APN in-house publication.
Mandatory Submission. The following six mandatory reports must be submitted to the APN: 1. Project Summary Report (maximum 1,000 words) for the APN annual peer-reviewed Science Bulletin. Deadlines are as follows: a. CAPaBLE Programme: 7th November 2014 b. Low Carbon Initiatives Framework: 7th November 2014
Mandatory Submission. Within 3 1 days of marketing or advertising a property to the public after all necessary signatures of the seller(s) have been obtained on the listing or at the beginning date of the listing as specified in the contract, whichever is later, on any exclusive right to sell or seller reserved listing agreement for the sale of on one to four-unit residential property and vacant lots located within the service area of the MLS, Broker Participants must input the listing to the service for cooperation with other Participants. Public marketing or advertising includes, but is not limited to, conveying or displaying any information about the property or its availability for sale through or on any: windows, signs, public facing websites, social media, brokerage or franchise operated websites (including IDX and VOW), digital communications marketing (ex: email, text or phone blasts, social media messaging), multi-brokerage or franchise listing sharing networks, flyers or written material or on any applications available to the public or through conducting an open house. The public would include anyone outside the broker(s) and agent(s) licensed within a single listing brokerage and their clients, as further described in Section 7.6. Only those listings that are within the service area of the MLS must be input. Open listings, rental listings or listings of property located outside the MLS's service area (see Section 7.7) are not required by the service but may be input at the Broker Participant’s option. shall (1) Input the listing to the service, or (2) Submit a seller-signed exclusion in accordance with Section 7.6 (Exempted Listings) to the service. All necessary signatures are those needed to create an enforceable listing, which generally means all named signatories to the listing agreement. In the event there are known additional property owners not made a signatory to the listing, listing broker shall disclose said fact on the service and state whether the listed seller will make the sale contingent on the consent of the additional property owners. In the event listing agent is prevented from complying with the 3-day time period due to seller’s delay in returning the signed listing agreement, listing broker must submit the listing to the service within 3 days of receipt back from seller. The MLS may require listing broker to present documentation to the service evidencing seller’s delayed transmission. Only those listings that are within the service area of the M...
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