Survey Materials Clause Samples
The 'Survey Materials' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision, use, and ownership of materials generated or used during a survey process. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for supplying necessary documents, data, or equipment, and may address issues such as confidentiality, return, or destruction of materials after the survey is completed. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity regarding the handling and control of survey-related materials, thereby preventing disputes over ownership, use, or disclosure.
Survey Materials. 3.1 If a Proficiency Testing Survey requires any specific Survey Materials (which, for clarity, may also be referred to as Product(s)), such Survey Materials will be shipped to the Customer at the address as identified in the Quotation, or such other address as may be notified in writing by the Customer no later than seven (7) days prior to the applicable scheduled shipment date (“Delivery Address”). Any such change of Delivery Address shall only apply to future deliveries of Survey Materials. The delivery of Survey Materials is “as is” and “when available” and the Customer’s participation in the Proficiency Testing Responsible: Team Lead, Client Relations and Operational Support Authorized by: Director, Proficiency Testing Version Date: 2021-08-12 Survey is dependant on, in IQMH’s sole opinion, the availability of the applicable Survey Materials and a suitable means of transportation/shipping, and any applicable import or export customs clearances.
3.2 The Customer agrees to comply, and cause Customer Personnel to comply, with the handling, storage, use and other information (which in certain cases may include Intellectual Property rights) as notified in writing on the labels and/or inserted documentation contained in/on the package or packaging of the Survey Materials (collectively, “Packaging Information”). IQMH shall not be liable hereunder for any act or omission or negligence related to the Customer’s, or Customer Personnel’s, non- compliance with the Packaging Information.
Survey Materials. Within five (5) days after the full execution of the Contract of Sale, Seller shall furnish to GDE, at Seller's sole cost and expense, copies of any existing survey(s) of all or any portion of the Property, together with any existing title policy or policies either in its possession or readily obtainable at no or minimal cost, by Seller (the "Survey"). Seller shall also deliver to GDE any existing third-party reports or studies including but not limited to geotechnical, environmental, architectural, marketing, and traffic conducted, or in reference to, the Property. Seller shall deliver all copies of existing leases and consolidated financial statements. Seller shall not rep or warranty any third-party reports provided to GDE. In the event GDE terminates the Contract of Sale, GDE shall promptly return all third-party reports to Seller. GDE shall be responsible for securing an ALTA Survey, necessary to permit the Title Company to remove the general survey exception from the final title policy. The Contract of Sale will provide a mechanism for resolving all concerns relating to the Survey prior to Closing.
Survey Materials. On Day 6, after thorough discussions over topics such as psychiatric and mental diseases in general and treatments for them, expectations towards science, big data in general and medical big data, and privacy concerns, respondents were introduced to two aspects of the HBP Medical Informatics Platform: the “brain signatures project” and the “data federation plan”. The decision to focus on those aspects was motivated by the findings of former SP12 research activities, especially those of the Foresight Lab (T12.1.1, King’s College, P32) and of the Stakeholders Forum (T12.3.3, Danish Board of Technology, P16) see [ 3] and [ 4]. Below are the exact texts describing the two key aspects of HBP SP8’s program: they are deliberately kept simple, to let all the respondents understand its goals and characteristics.
Survey Materials. The Contractor will prepare the surveys in both English and Spanish for completion by three modes: mail, telephone, and online (via PC and mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets). The surveys will be programmed, and full quality control procedures will be implemented for the data entry of the mail surveys, computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI), and online/web administration. The Contractor’s survey platform, Confirmit, allows for seamless integration of all three modes of data collection. The mail survey materials shall include the following: