Common use of O&M Contractor Clause in Contracts

O&M Contractor. The Seller shall deliver to the AEDB a certificate of a duly authorized officer of the Seller setting out the name and nationality of the O&M Contractor and any major sub-contractor along with a description of the proposed O&M Agreement, no later than fifteen (15) Business Days prior to execution thereof. The AEDB shall then have the right, but not the obligation, to review the certificate, and may notify the Seller prior to the proposed execution date that it objects to the O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor in writing because, in its reasonable discretion (keeping national security considerations in due perspective), the appointment of the Implementation Agreement 22 proposed O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor would be adverse to the national security interests of Pakistan; provided, however, that, by not objecting to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, AEDB or the GOP shall not be construed as having approved of the O&M Agreement or any major sub-contractor nor as in any way of having relieved the Seller of its obligations under this Agreement or the Energy Purchase Agreement or any other Project Agreements. If the AEDB does not object to the certificate on or before the end of the fifteen (15) Business Days period provided for herein, GOP (and AEDB) shall be deemed not to object to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, the O&M Contractor and the major- subcontractor shall be deemed to have been approved. Upon such deemed approval the Seller shall be relieved of any obligation under this Agreement and all other relevant Project Agreements to obtain any further approval of AEDB only to the extent of the O&M Contractor or such major sub- contractor.

O&M Contractor. The Seller shall deliver to the AEDB a certificate of a duly authorized officer of the Seller setting out the name and nationality of the O&M Contractor and any major sub-contractor along with a description of the proposed O&M Agreement, no later than fifteen (15) Business Days prior to execution thereof. The AEDB shall then have the right, but not the obligation, to review the certificate, and it may without liability to the Seller notify the Seller prior to the proposed execution date that it objects to the O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor in writing because, in its reasonable discretion (keeping national security considerations in due perspective), the appointment of the Implementation Agreement 22 proposed O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor would be adverse to the national security interests of Pakistan; provided, however, that, by not objecting to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, AEDB or the GOP shall not be construed as having approved of the O&M Agreement or any major sub-contractor nor as in any way of having relieved the Seller of its obligations under this Agreement or the Energy Purchase Agreement or any other Project Agreements. If the AEDB does not object to the certificate on or before the end of the fifteen (15) Business Days period provided for hereinfollowing the delivery to AEDB of the aforesaid certificate, GOP (and AEDB) AEDB shall be deemed not to object to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, and the O&M Contractor and the major- subcontractor shall be deemed to have been approved. Upon such deemed approval the Seller shall be relieved of any obligation under this Agreement and all other relevant Project Agreements to obtain any further approval of AEDB only to the extent of the O&M Contractor or such major sub- sub-contractor.

O&M Contractor. The Seller shall deliver to the AEDB a certificate of a duly authorized officer of the Seller setting out the name and nationality of the O&M Contractor and any major sub-contractor along with a description of the proposed O&M Agreement, no later than fifteen (15) Business Days prior to execution thereof, provided, if the Seller has executed the O&M Agreement before the date of execution of this Agreement, the Seller shall furnish to AEDB the certificate aforesaid within fifteen (15) Business Days following the date of execution of this Agreement. The AEDB shall then have the right, but not the obligation, to review the certificate, and it may without liability to the Seller notify the Seller prior to the proposed execution date that it objects to the O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor in writing because, in its reasonable discretion (keeping national security considerations in due perspective), the appointment of the Implementation Agreement 22 proposed O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor would be adverse to the national security interests of Pakistan; provided, however, that, by not objecting to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, AEDB or the GOP shall not be construed as having approved of the O&M Agreement or any major sub-contractor nor as in any way of having relieved the Seller of its obligations under this Agreement or the Energy Purchase Agreement or any other Project Agreements. If the AEDB does not object to the certificate on or before the end of the fifteen (15) Business Days period provided for hereinfollowing the delivery to AEDB of the aforesaid certificate, GOP (and AEDB) AEDB shall be deemed not to object to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, and the O&M Contractor and the major- major-subcontractor shall be deemed to have been approved. Upon such deemed approval the Seller shall be relieved of any obligation under this Agreement and all other relevant Project Agreements to obtain any further approval of AEDB only to the extent of the O&M Contractor or such major sub- contractor.

O&M Contractor. The Seller shall deliver to the AEDB a certificate of a duly authorized officer of the Seller setting out the name and nationality of the O&M Contractor and any major sub-contractor along with a description of the proposed O&M Agreement, no later than fifteen (15) Business Days prior to execution thereof. The AEDB shall then have the right, but not the obligation, to review the certificate, and may notify the Seller prior to the proposed execution date that it objects to the O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor in writing because, in its reasonable discretion (keeping national security considerations in due perspective), the appointment of the Implementation Agreement 22 proposed O&M Contractor or a major sub-contractor would be adverse to the national security interests of Pakistan; provided, however, that, by not objecting to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, AEDB or the GOP shall not be construed as having approved of the O&M Agreement or any major sub-contractor nor as in any way of having relieved the Seller of its obligations under this Agreement or the Energy Purchase Agreement or any other Project Agreements. If the AEDB does not object to the certificate on or before the end of the fifteen (15) Business Days period provided for herein, GOP (and AEDB) shall be deemed not to object to the O&M Contractor or any major sub-contractor, the O&M Contractor and the major- major-subcontractor shall be deemed to have been approved. Upon such deemed approval the Seller shall be relieved of any obligation under this Agreement and all other relevant Project Agreements to obtain any further approval of AEDB only to the extent of the O&M Contractor or such major sub- sub-contractor.