Service Change. 1. If Party A proposes to change some technical service management service items, it shall submit them to Party B in xxxxxxx.Xxxxx B shall, within seven working days, make an estimate of the possible changes in the contract price, service content, etc. after the change, and reply to Party A in writing.
2. After receiving Party B’s reply, Party A shall notify Party B in writing whether to accept Party B’s reply within seven working days.If Party A accepts Party B’s reply, both parties can confirm the change in writing and continue to perform this agreement as agreed after the change.
3. If Party B proposes to change some technical service management service items, it shall make an estimate of the possible changes in the contract price, service content, etc. after the change, and submit it to Party A in writing.
4. After receiving Party B’s change proposal, Party A shall notify Party B in writing whether to accept Party B’s change proposal within 20 working days.If Party A accepts Party B’s change proposal, both parties can confirm the change in writing and continue to perform this agreement as agreed after the change.If Party A disagrees with Party B’s change proposal, Party B shall perform its responsibilities according to the original contract.
Service Change. 9.1 Where UK Sport sees a need for a change in the Services it may notify the Contractor at any time in accordance with the procedure set out below.
9.2 Where the Authorised Officer exercises her/his powers under this clause 9 her/his instructions shall be given to the Contractor in writing. The Contractor shall provide a change in costs estimate within 28 days.
9.3 For the purposes of this clause 9 the valuation of the modifications made pursuant to this clause shall be ascertained by the Authorised Officer in accordance with the rates specified in the Charges.
9.4 For the avoidance of doubt:
9.4.1 No increase in the Charges or additional payment shall be made to the Contractor in respect of a modification if there is either a compensating reduction or reorganisation of any other part of the Service; and
9.4.2 In respect of all service modifications the Contractor shall use all reasonable endeavours (including where practicable the use of competitive quotes to minimise any increase in costs and maximise any reduction in costs and may be required to demonstrate how any expenditure to be incurred or avoided has been measured in a cost effective manner.
Service Change. The Parties shall use the Service Change Order Procedure for changes to the Agreement where the type of change requested relates to changes, deletions, or additions to the Services, Service Levels, or any other information contained in the Service Appendices.
Service Change. (I) When the Undersigned applies for account closing, account transfer, the special terms and conditions for the Internet Banking/Mobile Banking services entered into by and between the Undersigned and the Bank with respect to such account shall be terminated automatically.
(II) Where the Undersigned terminates the Internet Banking service, the Mobile Banking service shall also be terminated at the same time.
(III) Where the Bank considers that the Undersigned is suspected of conducting improper transactions, the Bank may terminate the telephone banking service at any time without any further notice.
(IV) The Bank may inform the Undersigned about any changes related to the service content and the scope of service in writing or by public announcement at its business places or online announcement on its website.
Service Change. 9.1 The Council shall be entitled to propose changes in the Service in accordance with this Clause.
9.2 If the Council requires a change in Service, it must notify the Contractor (normally at the Partnership Board) of the change in service setting out the change in Service required in sufficient detail to enable the Contractor to calculate and provide a change in costs estimate (“the Estimate”) and requiring the Contractor to provide the Council with the Estimate within twenty eight (28) days of receipt of the Council‟s notification.
9.3 As soon as practicable and in any event within twenty eight (28) days after having received notification from the Council, the Contractor shall deliver to the Council the Estimate. The Estimate shall include the opinion of the Contractor on:
9.3.1 whether relief from compliance with obligations is required during the implementation of the change in Service;
9.3.2 any impact on the provision of the Service;
9.3.3 any amendment required to Contract Documents as a result of the change in Service;
9.3.4 any change in Contractor Costs (from the Open Book) that may result from the change in Service; and
9.3.5 any loss of revenue that may result from the change in Service.
9.4 As soon as practicable after the Council receives the Estimate, the parties shall discuss and agree the issues set out in the Estimate, including providing evidence that the Contractor has used reasonable endeavours (including (where practicable) the use of competitive quotes) to oblige its Sub-Contractors to minimise any increase in costs and maximise any reduction in costs; demonstrating that any expenditure to be incurred or avoided has been measured in a cost effective manner.
9.5 If the Contractor does not intend to use its own resources to implement any change in Service it shall comply with good industry practice with the objective of ensuring that it obtains best value for money when procuring any work, services, supplies, materials or equipment required in relation to the change in Service.
9.6 If the parties cannot agree on the contents of the Estimate then the dispute will be determined in accordance with Clause 25 (Dispute Resolution).
9.7 As soon as practicable after the contents of the estimate have been agreed or otherwise determined pursuant to Clause 25 (Dispute Resolution), the Council shall:
9.7.1 confirm in writing the Estimate (as modified); or
9.7.2 withdraw the proposed change in Service
9.8 If the Council does not confirm in writing ...
Service Change. With respect to any service, after a service installation has been made, it may be changed by the Company upon request of the Customer. The Customer must pay the cost of the change unless anticipated additional revenue resulting from new or increased load made possible by the change in the service is sufficient to support the investment to change the facilities. When the requested change results in incremental revenue to the Company, the cost of the change will be reduced by the expected additional revenue over the initial three (3) years following the change for distribution facilities and one (1) year following the change for transmission facilities. The change will not be made where it will interfere with or jeopardize the Company’s service either to the Customer desiring the change or to any other customer or customers. A service change includes, but is not limited to, an upgrade in the facilities required to serve the customer, a change in the voltage or the delivery point, any relocation of facilities, or removal of facilities. Changes involving the conversion of overhead facilities to underground facilities are described in the Company’s Distribution Line Extension Plan. The customer will not be charged (1) for temporary disconnection and later reconnection of a service line during normal business hours to allow a tree to be cut or to allow electrical work; (2) for removal of a service line during normal business hours; or (3) to move a service line from one meter base to another essentially in the same location. Additionally, the customer will not be charged for removal of facilities on the customer’s premises that are not currently used and useful, where there is no expectation that the facilities will be used and useful in the foreseeable future, so long as (a) the original term of the contract has been fulfilled, and (b) removal of the facilities would not result in loss of service rights to another utility.
Service Change. No change. No change.
Service Change. If client decides to change the nature of the service to other services and demands in the crude or sexual nature, Ally will leave immediately leave the location, client will be charged for the full appointment, Ally will contact police and press charges and AESSA will refuse future assignments for clients. Ally is there for emotional purpose only, which means it is of empathetic and listening nature. If you, the client is uncertain of a request, please contact AESSA before the appointment at: (000) 000-0000 so that we may discuss it, with you for clarification. We are here to help. . Unruly behavior: If client is showing clear unruly or unlawful behavior (this does not include quirky personalities), making the Ally uneasy and scared for their personal safety; Ally will contact AESSA as soon as possible. Ally will cease service. Client may be reimbursed depending of AESSA’s full investigation. Subject to the terms and conditions, Service Provider hereby agrees to render the Services to Client, beginning on the time and place agreed by both parties at time of booking and confirmation by AESSA.
Service Change. This PTS Mobile Data Replacement project has been evaluated for any service change implications. This Project will deliver replacement software and hardware and will not substantially affect any changes in models of service delivery or standard operating procedures. The Service is therefore not required to inform the Scottish Health Council of its proposals and extensive public and stakeholder engagement is not required. However, the Service has engaged with a number of stakeholders and will continue to do so throughout the life of the project to confirm support for the project and to help inform the preferred solution.
Service Change. The Parties recognize that providing Limited Paratransit Services constitutes a service change, as the City contracted with the Capital Metro to provide fixed route services and complementary paratransit services within the City limits through September 30, 2021 under that certain Interlocal Agreement for Contracted Transit Services, dated effective October 1, 2020. The City’s decision to effectuate this change is based on a review of ridership and an overall cost benefit analysis of that contract. The City also undertook outreach efforts to the public regarding the proposed service change, including gathering public comments, some of which expressed concern and objection to the elimination of fixed route service. The City considered those comments and the potential impact to affected segments of the population and ultimately determined that the service change is in the best interest of the City and the general public at this time.
