Service Proposals Clause Samples
The Service Proposals clause defines the process by which one party submits a detailed plan or offer to provide specific services to the other party. Typically, this clause outlines the required contents of a proposal, such as scope of work, pricing, timelines, and deliverables, and may specify the format and submission procedure. Its core function is to ensure that both parties have a clear, structured method for initiating and evaluating service engagements, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating informed decision-making.
Service Proposals. The Fees for Services will be set forth in Motorola’s Proposal. A Customer point of contact may be set forth in the applicable SOW for the Services.
Service Proposals. For each Project, Service Provider shall (i) gather and document the business requirements of DIR or the applicable DIR Customer, and (ii) develop and provide detailed specifications (including, as reasonably necessary for the type of deliverable, designs, performance parameters, interface requirements, networking requirements, capacity, features, functions, content), acceptance testing procedures and any additional Acceptance Criteria, designed to ensure that the Project will conform to the business requirements and will operate in accordance with its intended use in the applicable environment(s). The information and documentation described in (ii) constitutes a Deliverable and Service Provider shall submit the information and related documentation to DIR or the applicable DIR Customer for Acceptance prior to commencing work on any Project. To the extent required under this Agreement or the Service Management Manual, Service Provider shall prepare a Service Proposal in accordance with Section 11.5(a) prior to beginning a Project. Such Service Proposal shall be set forth in the form of Exhibit 25. The efforts expended by Service Provider in preparing proposals or plans or reporting on the status of such Projects shall not be subject to additional charge.
Service Proposals. 5.1 A service proposal is not binding on the Contractor unless acceptance in writing is received from the Customer within 28 days of the date shown on the service proposal. A service proposal is given on the understanding that the work is carried out by the route and method to be decided by the Contractor. Any interruption or postponement that may increase the cost will be covered by an extra charge to the Customer.
5.2 Service proposals do not include the following and such work shall be subject to these conditions and paid for at a charge to be fixed by the Contractor:
a. The taking down or putting up of any electrical, gas or other fittings which require the services of a tradesperson;
b. The taking up, relaying or fitting of carpets or floor coverings;
c. The reaffixing of any fittings; the disconnection or reconnection of washing machines or dishwashers.
d. The re-hanging of pictures or curtains or the removal of commodities other than household effects, office furniture or such like;
e. The cost of dismantling or reaffixing any special articles such as pianos or billiard tables;
f. The cost of special packing which may be necessary to secure safe transport of fragile articles, unless such packing is expressly mentioned in the service proposal; or
g. The cost of making a detailed inventory of goods packed in any containers, other than the inventory we prepare to Customs/insurance Company standard on Intercity, International & Storage removals.
5.3 When an estimate is for a specified quantity and additional goods are dealt with all these conditions will apply and an extra charge to be fixed by the Contractor will be made.
5.4 No person other than the Contractor shall have the authority to alter or qualify in any way the terms and conditions of an estimate.
Service Proposals. The Fees for Services will be set forth in Motorola’s Quote or Proposal. A Customer point of contact will be set forth in the applicable statement of work for the Services. For purposes of clarity, each statement of work will be incorporated into, and form an integral part of, this Agreement.
Service Proposals. For each Project, Service Provider shall (i) gather and document the business requirements of DIR or the applicable Customer, and (ii) develop and provide detailed specifications (including, as reasonably necessary for the type of deliverable, designs, performance parameters, interface requirements, networking requirements, capacity, features, functions, content), acceptance testing procedures and any additional Acceptance Criteria, designed to ensure that the Project will conform to the business requirements and will operate in accordance with its intended use in the applicable environment(s). The information and documentation described in
Service Proposals. 3.1 The Service Proposal shall not be binding on CITY TRANSPORT unless accepted by the Customer in (within 7 days) of the date of the Service Proposal. CITY TRANSPORT charges for the Services on the basis of time spent and costs incurred in performing the Services. Time spent includes travel to and from the location the Services are to be performed and will be calculated in 15 minute intervals.
3.2 The Service Proposal is made on the basis that, unless otherwise agreed in writing:
(a) the Customer has accurately described the Services to be performed by CITY TRANSPORT, including:
(i) the nature and quantity of the Goods; and
(ii) the access to the relevant property or properties.
(b) the Goods will be packed and available to CITY TRANSPORT at the time agreed;
(c) performance of the Services will not be interrupted, hindered, delayed, or postponed by the Customer;
(d) the Services will be undertaken during CITY TRANSPORT’s usual operating hours;
(e) CITY TRANSPORT shall be entitled to perform the Services in advance of or subsequent to the time agreed in the Service Proposal where in the opinion of CITY TRANSPORT such change is reasonably necessary;
(f) there are adequate staircases and doorways, roads and suitable access available at the addresses for collection and delivery;
(g) the Goods are not required to be removed from or delivered up to higher than the 2nd floor of any building or equivalent access;
(h) where additional vehicle(s) and/or labour is required due to lack of reasonable access for the delivery vehicle or an inaccuracy in the Customer’s description of the services CITY TRANSPORT may charge for the additional services;
(i) CITY TRANSPORT shall be entitled to charge for any extra costs incurred by it as a result of any delay experienced by CITY TRANSPORT in performing the Services arising from any cause whatsoever (other than the neglect or default of CITY TRANSPORT);
(j) where CITY TRANSPORT deems window or balcony access and/or tackle necessary, it shall be used at CITY TRANSPORT’s option and at the Customer’s risk and expense.
3.3 CITY TRANSPORT may make an additional charge or charges in respect of any additional expenditure, liability incurred or work done in connection with the Services, or by reason of any material change to any matter, circumstance or item on which the Service Proposal is based.
3.4 CITY TRANSPORT in its absolute discretion may allocate its resources to the performance of the Services as it sees fit. CITY TRANSPORT ...