Mobilisation. When an employee is required to mobilise to a worksite (i.e. a DSV, rig, barge, etc) that is moored inshore or alongside a harbour, or required to check-in for a scheduled helicopter flight to such a worksite offshore, he shall be paid at 100% of his normal rate of pay for that day. However, if he is required to report between midnight and 5 a.m. then he will also be paid at 100% of his normal rate of pay for the immediately preceding day. For all further days, the full day rate will apply, together with the allowances under 6(b), (c), and (d) as appropriate.
Mobilisation. 4.1 The Contractor will at its cost and expense implement the Mobilisation Plan no later than the Contract Commencement Date and will complete all Mobilisation Deliverables in accordance with the timetable set out in the Mobilisation Plan and will ensure that the timetable set out in the Mobilisation Plan for the successful completion of each Mobilisation Deliverable is met.
Mobilisation. During the mobilisation period the Solicitor will work as instructed by the Client and where necessary in parallel and in co-ordination with the Incumbent Solicitor(s) who may retain full responsibility for the provision of the Services until the Service Commencement Date in respect of each Service, or such other date as agreed between the Parties. Should the Solicitor and the Client agree, the Solicitor may provide certain Services during the mobilisation period in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract. Where necessary, during the mobilisation period the Solicitor will provide to the Client the Mobilisation Plan for the Client’s approval. The Solicitor shall comply with the agreed Mobilisation Plan. The Solicitor shall ensure that it has fully resourced and briefed the Solicitor’s Teams, including in respect of the Client’s requirements and procedures, to fully meet its Service delivery obligations at least ten working days prior to Contract commencement. The Solicitor shall facilitate and host a meet the Teams event between the Client’s and the Solicitors’ respective Teams at least ten working days prior to Contract commencement. The Solicitor shall liaise with the Client and the Client’s other providers, including legacy legal Solicitors, regarding all matters germane to the smooth handover of work and documents and ensure a smooth transition. This shall include, for example but not by way of limitation, securing the transfer of all the Client’s deeds and documents (save those retained by the Client and/or its other Solicitors in connection with legacy/roll off work). The Solicitor should accomplish the main bulk transfer of the Client’s deeds within 20 working days of Contract commencement. The Solicitor should liaise with the Client’s legacy providers to ensure that the Solicitor secures all deeds and documents associated with urgent and/or new instructions from Contract commencement within 2 working days of such instructions and receives the deed packs and other papers on all legacy matters completed by the legacy Solicitors within 10 working days of such completion.
Mobilisation. 12.1 The Contractor will work with the Framework Public Bodies to ensure a smooth transition to their preferred eCommerce route; e.g. online portal, dedicated portal, punch-out implementation, or a combination of these.
Mobilisation. The Service Provider shall have all the Resources contained in his original Tender submission, mobilised and ready to deploy, no more than 4 (four) weeks from Date of Commencement.
Mobilisation. The Service Provider shall certify to the Authority in writing, not later than forty (40) Business Days after the Service Commencement Date, that all of the following have been effected:
Mobilisation. Most importantly, political myths have powerful mobilising ability - they can efficiently mobilise the population around certain people, events or ideas. This is possible because political claims that are made on the basis of political myths are perceived as valid and justified not because they are logical, factual and coherent, but despite of this. It is actually the lack of conceptual rigidness that fuels the myths. Bibliography
Mobilisation. When Traffic Management Services are required a flat fee for Mobilisation is applied. Mobilisation is applied when the individual crew member is required to depart the nominated Contractor Depot location and travel to site for the delivery of services. The mobilisation fee will cover the first 50kms of distance from the nominated Contractor Depot to the worksite.
Mobilisation. The Hirers shall pay the Owners the Mobilisation Fee as specified in Line 10. In exchange for the Mobilisation Fee the Owners shall transport the Equipment to the Port or place of delivery specified in Line 6 and shall assemble the Equipment at that place.
Mobilisation. 77. The Service Provider shall prepare a detailed mobilisation programme which shall include all necessary actions set against a timescale to ensure seamless changeover. This programme shall be submitted to the Authorised Officer for comment and approval within two weeks of the Contract Award. A similar programme will be required to detail mobilisation of any other major service change agreed with the Authorised Officer.
