SERVICE PROGRAM. CCF will provide free and reasonable service to Covered Outlets for mechanical repair needed for Fountain Beverage dispensing equipment. Service calls will be pro-actively managed across the Rubios system to ensure all regular mechanical repair reasonably needed for the fountain beverage dispensing equipment is provided at no charge. In addition to mechanical repair, parts [valued at no more than *** ] will also be provided free of charge to restaurant managers upon request via the CCF toll free service network.
SERVICE PROGRAM. All students of Archbishop Xxxx High School are required to study the Gospel and to consider seriously what effects it should have upon their daily lives. An important aspect of the Gospel is the care and concern that we each should have for our brothers and sisters. We are each gifted with unique talents and we have the obligation to share those talents with others. In recognition of this need, service projects are mandatory for all students at each grade level. Students will be required to complete a 5 hour service project with their religion class and at least 5 of the remaining service hours must be done for a non-profit, charitable organization, excluding Archbishop Xxxx High School.
SERVICE PROGRAM. Pepsi-Cola will cause service to be provided to Pepsi-Cola Fountain Equipment as follows. Each Year, each Customer Outlet shall be entitled, at no charge, to a maximum of four (4) service calls for the Pepsi-Cola Fountain Equipment, which shall include two (2) preventative maintenance calls. Service shall be made available to Customer Outlets seven days per week, twenty-four hours per day, via dispatch and /or answering machine. All service and maintenance calls in excess of those specified above, as well as the costs of parts used, shall be charged to Customer at Pepsi-Cola's prevailing rates for service. Pepsi-Cola will provide services through its licensed bottlers or such other service providers as it may designate.
SERVICE PROGRAM. At the date of this agreement Hillcrest is providing the following program under an annual Professional Services Contract with EIBC (collectively the “Service Program”):
SERVICE PROGRAM. MFOC may use CCF's Service Network without charge for up to [CONFIDENTIAL]18 mechanical repair service calls for post-mix Fountain Beverage dispensing equipment per Year for each Participating System Outlet. These calls are calculated on a per outlet basis and may not be aggregated. Replacement parts associated with these service calls that are valued at no more than [CONFIDENTIAL]19 will also be provided without charge. In addition, CCF will provide initial installation of post-mix Fountain Beverage dispensing equipment at no cost. Any relocation or reinstallation of dispensing equipment, flavor changes, or service necessitated by damage or adjustments to the equipment resulting from misuse, abuse, failure to follow operating instructions or service by unauthorized personnel is not considered regular service and will not be provided free of charge. CCF will invoice MFOC or the individual Participating Franchisee for the actual unsubsidized cost of service calls (including labor, necessary travel time and replacement parts) necessitated by any of the above and payment will be due upon receipt. In the event that any Participating System Outlet incurs service calls in excess of those provided free of charge under this Agreement, MFOC or the individual Participating Franchisee will be invoiced for the actual cost of labor (including reasonable travel time) and parts for such calls. Should the Participating System Outlet fail to pay any billed amount within thirty (30) days, CCF shall send a "Past Due Notice" to the Participating System Outlet with a copy to MFOC. Should any such billed amount remain unpaid thirty (30) days after a "Past Due Notice" has been sent, CCF may deduct the billed amount from earned funding or any funding advanced. CCF will not be obligated to provide service hereunder during periods in which it is prevented from doing so by causes beyond Company's reasonable control, including, specifically, strikes, civil disturbances and unavailability of parts. CCF shall be responsible for any direct damages resulting from its negligence but shall not be responsible for incidental or consequential losses or damages arising from the delivery, installation, maintenance, operation, or use of parts or equipment. Confidential treatment has been requested for the redacted portion. The confidential, redacted portions have been filed separately with the SEC. Confidential treatment has been requested for the redacted portion. The confidential, redacted por...
SERVICE PROGRAM. Xxxxxx Automation US, LLC or the Xxxxxx Automation US, LLC affiliate or subsidiary listed on the quotation (“Xxxxxx”) will provide the customer on the Xxxxxx quotation (“Customer”) with the elements of the service program described in the Xxxxxx quotation (“Service”) which these terms are incorporated into in its entirety. This Agreement and any Customer confidentiality and nondisclosure agreement between the parties, shall be the entire agreement between the parties regarding the Service and shall be the sole terms and conditions, superseding all proposals, oral or written, and all other communications between the parties relating to the subject matter of this Agreement. No other terms and conditions, including, but not limited to, those in Customer’s purchase order or other purchase document, or Xxxxxx’ invoicing or billing documents, shall apply and are null and void unless expressly incorporated into this Agreement in writing by the parties. Xxxxxx’ written acknowledgement of Customer’s purchase order shall not be deemed to be such a written agreement. This Agreement shall be read and interpreted in the English language.
SERVICE PROGRAM. Coca-Cola agrees to service and maintain the Equipment during the Term and to provide service calls at the discounted rate to Customer of XXXX, so long as Customer uses the Equipment only for the sale of Products produced or distributed by Coca-Cola and provided such service calls are not the result of Customer’s negligence. All service calls must be exclusively handled by Coca-Cola and through Coca-Cola’s service dispatch.
SERVICE PROGRAM. A. The CONTRACTOR shall present a service program within 30 days of award of the contract. The purpose of the service program is to maintain chemical levels so that corrosion does not appear on the pipes, chillers, towers, evaporator coils, mixing valves and water pumps. The service shall be submitted to the Maintenance Manager for
B. At the beginning of each quarter, Maintenance Manager and Contractor’s personnel shall meet and discuss the status of each treated system. Goals, objectives and actions shall be discussed and added to the service program. However, in no instance shall the scope of work be modified.
C. The CONTRACTOR shall submit a Quarterly report covering each treated system. The report shall cover:
i. Program Status.
ii. Trends indicated by Field Analysis Reports.
iii. Water Usage Trends (as available from meter data).
iv. Cooling Tower Corrosion Rates for Mild Steel and Copper.
SERVICE PROGRAM. SI may use CCF's Service Network for service to its post-mix dispensing equipment and will be charged for labor (including travel time) and materials at CCF's cost.
SERVICE PROGRAM. Consists of the following components:
1. PFC will review and analyze all aspects of the Company's goals, including any proposed acquisitions, and make recommendations on feasibility and achievement of desired goals.
2. PFC will prepare and distribute a Corporate Overview to each current shareholder of the Company's common stock along with a letter high lighting PFC's investor relations campaign. PFC will provide through their network, firms and brokers interested in participating and schedule and conduct the necessary due diligence and obtain the required approvals necessary for those firms to participate; provided, however, PFC shall provide firms, brokers and all others only with information which has been provided to PFC in writing by the Company. PFC will also interview and make determinations on any firms or brokers referred by the Company with regard to their participation.
4. PFC will be available to the Company to respond to all inquires received from firms and brokers inquiring about the Company.
5. PFC will use its best efforts to obtain the Company exposure on national and regional financial radio programming, in independent financial newsletters, and various other financial related publications and media.
6. PFC will write and produce a press release announcing its engage ment. The Company shall be solely responsible for paying all fees associated with all actual release(s) through Business Wire, PR Newswire, or any other comparable news dissemination source.
7. PFC may at its own discretion, and with approval of the Client, at its own expense pay for special reports that can be published in various financial trade publications for both public relations and lead-generating purposes; provided, however, that the content of these special reports is approved by the Company prior to their publication.
8. In its representation of the Company, PFC shall not violate any federal or state securities laws.
