Common use of Notification of Problems Clause in Contracts

Notification of Problems. Service Provider shall provide to DIR written notice of any acts or omissions (whether by DIR, a DIR Customer, a DCS Service Provider, DIR Contractor, Service Provider or any third party), any failure to perform any of each such party's obligations under the Agreement and any other events that may affect Service Provider's performance of Service Provider's obligations under the Agreement. Service Provider shall provide such written notice within thirty (30) days after Service Provider first knew or should have known of such acts, omissions, or failures or other events. Such written notice shall describe in reasonable detail such acts, omissions, failures or other events and the manner in which the foregoing may affect Service Provider's performance.

Notification of Problems. Service Provider shall provide to DIR written notice of any acts or omissions (whether by DIR, a DIR Customer, a DCS Service Provider, DIR Contractor, Service Provider or any third party), any failure to perform any of each such party's obligations under the Agreement and any other events that may affect Service Provider's performance of Service Provider's obligations under the AgreementTransition Services. Service Provider shall provide such written notice within thirty (30) days after Service Provider first knew or should have known of such acts, omissions, or failures or other events. Such written notice shall describe in reasonable detail such acts, omissions, failures or other events and the manner in which the foregoing may affect Service Provider's performance.

Notification of Problems. Service Provider shall provide to DIR written notice of any acts or omissions (whether by DIR, a DIR Customer, a DCS Service Provider, DIR Contractor, Service Provider or any third party), any failure to perform any of each such party's obligations under the Agreement and any other events that may affect Service Provider's performance of Service Provider's obligations under the AgreementTransformation Services. Service Provider shall provide such written notice within thirty (30) days after Service Provider first knew or should have known of such acts, omissions, or failures or other events. Such written notice shall describe in reasonable detail such acts, omissions, failures or other events and the manner in which the foregoing may affect Service Provider's performance.

Notification of Problems. Service Provider shall provide to DIR written notice of any acts or omissions (whether by DIR, a DIR Customer, a DCS Service Provider, a DIR Contractor, a Service Provider Provider, or any third party), any failure to perform any of each such party's obligations under the Agreement and any other events that may affect Service Provider's performance of Service Provider's obligations under the Agreement. Service Provider shall provide such written notice within thirty (30) days after Service Provider first knew or should have known of such acts, omissions, or failures failures, or other events. Such written notice shall describe in reasonable detail such acts, omissions, failures failures, or other events and the manner in which the foregoing may affect Service Provider's performance.

Notification of Problems. Service Provider shall provide to DIR TxDOT written notice of any acts or omissions (whether by DIRTxDOT, a DIR CustomerTxDOT service provider, a DCS Service Provider, DIR TxDOT Contractor, Service Provider or any third party), any failure to perform any of each such party's obligations under the Agreement and any other events of which Service Provider is aware that may affect Service Provider's performance of Service Provider's obligations under the AgreementTransformation Services. Service Provider shall provide such written notice within thirty sixty (3060) days after Service Provider first knew or should have known of such acts, omissions, or failures or other events. Such written notice shall describe in reasonable detail such acts, omissions, failures or other events and the manner in which the foregoing may affect Service Provider's performance.