Technology and Equipment Sample Clauses

Technology and Equipment. Except as otherwise provided in the applicable Work Order: (a) Customer shall provide, at Customer’s sole cost and expense, all software, hardware, other technology assets and facilities, and Third Party Materials (except for any software set out in the Work Order to be provided by Supplier, at Supplier’s cost and expense), as required for the performance of the Services by Supplier; and (b) Customer shall provide and maintain, at Customer’s sole cost and expense link connectivity between Customer’s location and Supplier’s location as required for the performance of Services.

Technology and Equipment. Process Engineering, Technology and Equipment (XXXX) activities will support the continuation of commercial plant feed and withdrawal equipment design, manufacturing and delivery. Specifically, XXXX xxx continue limited-rate fabrication of the cold box subassemblies, autoclaves and UF6 cylinder transporters required for ACP to sustain highly specialized suppliers of equipment needed for future deployment of the ACP technology. The XXXX and EPC organizations will also collaborate on an evaluation of ***** feed and withdrawal *****.

Technology and Equipment. Provider shall provide the Services using proven, current technology, Equipment and software that shall enable Company to take advantage of technological advancements in Provider’s industry. All Equipment provided by Provider pursuant to this Agreement shall be new, not refurbished or reconditioned, except to the extent agreed to by Company in writing, and Provider is either the owner of, or authorized to use, the Equipment provided by Provider pursuant to this Agreement.

Technology and Equipment. By funding the Study, USTDA seeks to promote the Project objectives of the Host Country through the use of U.S. technology, goods and services. In recognition of this purpose, the Grantee agrees that it will allow U.S. suppliers to compete in the procurement of technology, goods and services needed for Project implementation.

Technology and Equipment. If the Firm or the Client provides the Contractor with any technology, equipment, plant or other resources (“Equipment”) during the Service Period, the Contractor acknowledges that such Equipment remains the property of the Firm or the Client (as the case may be), however, the Contractor is responsible for the care of the Equipment while it is in the Contractor’s possession. The Contractor will ensure that they have in place suitable and adequate backup and disaster recovery systems in place to protect any Equipment. The Contractor will only use the Equipment for the purpose of supplying the Services in accordance with Schedule 2 OR [if OPTION C above – Ongoing Contract, also include: or in any subsequent Engagement Offer, as applicable] and not for any other purpose. The Contractor warrants that any technology, equipment, plant or other resources owned or introduced by the Contractor, for use in the supply of the Services are, at the time of such use: free from any defect in title, ownership, licence, or usage that would prevent or inhibit them from being so used; and free from any defect, (including malware or computer contaminant) which may cause damage (including damage to reputation, data, or privacy) to the Firm, the Client or to any other person.

Technology and Equipment. 5.11.1 The Executive Supervisor of Instructional Technology & Assessment will meet with all Computer Resource Teachers (CRTs) at least four (4) times a year to receive feedback on all computer issues in buildings and to discuss possible changes and solutions to these problems. The CRTs will provide feedback to staff in their buildings and be the conduit for problem solving and professional development with the Technology Department. 5.11.2 The Association shall be provided an opportunity to have input prior to any significant changes or additions to technology systems and/or policies relating to (a) employee use of technology, email, and/or the internet, or (b) employee supervision of student use of computers, email, and/or the internet. 5.11.3 The District will assume the risk for technology equipment used by any employee assigned to more than one building when damage or loss of said equipment occurs off District property and reasonable security precautions have been taken (e.g. the technology equipment is in a locked vehicle, under a seat, in a trunk or locked compartment, as examples). 5.11.4 The District will assume the risk for technology equipment used by any employee when damage or loss of said equipment occurs off District property and reasonable security precautions have been taken (e.g. the technology equipment is in a locked vehicle, under a seat, in a trunk or locked compartment, as examples). The District assumes the cost above the diminished value if the employee used reasonable precautions. 5.11.5 The Association and District will collaborate on the development of an implementation plan for new classroom related technology. The plan will require professional development for all staff during non-student contact time.

Technology and Equipment. The employee and department agree to work together to ensure that the alternate worksite is safe and ergonomically suitable. All equipment or technology access the employee will need to telework and whether it will be employee or employer provided shall be determined prior to the start of telework. In the event of equipment failure or service interruption, the employee must notify employer immediately to discuss alternate assignments or other options. Equipment Description Follow your department’s established Asset Management process to borrow equipment to take to the approved alternate work location and to return equipment to the department. Employee will make equipment available to Department for maintenance and repair. Please note if voluntarily using any personally owned equipment, it may need to be released in the event of an investigation or request under the Public Records Act (Gov. Code sections 6250 et seq.) for public records stored on personal equipment. Upon termination of the Telework Agreement, Employee agrees to return all state-owned equipment in a timely manner or may be responsible for the cost of the equipment pursuant to State policy, regulations, and standards. E Scope of Agreement Employee understands that all obligations, responsibilities, and terms and conditions of employment with the Department remain unchanged, except those specifically addressed in this Telework Agreement. Any breach of this Telework Agreement by Employee may result in modification or termination of the Telework Agreement. The Telework Agreement will be reviewed on an annual basis to assess effectiveness. The Telework Agreement may be reviewed on an ad hoc basis and may be modified in response to a request by either the supervisor or Employee, changes in position or Employee eligibility, or to address individual or organizational performance. Employee may terminate agreement at any time by providing notification in writing. F To be Completed by Supervisor 01. Approved 02. Denied 03. Returned for Corrections Reason for Denial or What Corrections are Needed: G New Telework Agreement Acknowledgement I have read and understand this Agreement, understand its provisions and, by signing below, agree to be bound by this agreement. I have met with my supervisor and discussed my role and responsibilities in teleworking at this department. Employee Signature Date The Department concurs with Employee’s participation and agrees to adhere to policy guidelines and this agreeme...

Technology and Equipment. (A) Supplier represents, warrants and covenants that it shall provide the Services using proven, current technology, Equipment and Software that shall enable Company to take advantage of technological advancements in their industry, subject to the Change Control Procedure, and support Company’s efforts to maintain competitiveness in the markets in which it competes. (B) Supplier represents, warrants and covenants that (1) all Equipment provided by Supplier pursuant to Supplier’s technology refresh obligations under this Agreement shall be new, not refurbished or reconditioned, except to the extent agreed to by Company in writing and (2) Supplier is either the owner of, or authorized to use, the Equipment provided by Supplier pursuant to this Agreement. (C) Supplier shall ensure that if Company is to, or it is foreseeable under this Agreement that Company will, hold title or a license to any of the Equipment or Software, either during or after the Term, Supplier shall (i) obtain warranties for such Equipment and Software corresponding to the Refresh lifecycle applicable to such Equipment or Software as set forth in this Agreement, or if such Equipment or Software is not covered under the Refresh lifecycle then it shall obtain such warranties as are commercially reasonable, and (ii) ensure that such warranties may be passed through or assigned to Company upon the granting or transfer of title or license to Company. Supplier warrants that it shall perform its obligations in such manner so as to preserve any such third-party warranties. Supplier shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to assist Company in enforcing such third-party warranties. If this Agreement obligates Supplier to obtain the warranties and Supplier fails to do so without the written agreement of Company, then, without additional cost to Company and without waiving any other rights or remedies available to Company, Supplier shall either perform, or cause another to perform, the warranty obligations that Supplier should have obtained or secure a warranty to cover such all for the benefit of Company.

Technology and Equipment. 1. Mortars: Garden State Fireworks uses the highest quality launch mortars available to the industry. We manufacture our own launch mortars from HDPE to exceed N.F.P.A regulations for structural integrity and safety. Mortars are routinely inspected prior to loading for quality assurance. 2. Materials: As per the information supplied in our exhibit “A” we use the highest quality import fireworks available from China and Japan. We are also very proud to include our own fireworks manufactured at our New Jersey factory in the tradition of our ancestors. Our experience in manufacturing allows us to inspect our import products with a complete understanding of safety and quality assurance. We import a very diverse library of effects in hundreds of color combinations and effects as covered in a condensed version in the attached Exhibit “A.” We also continue to innovate our own products to create the most unique effects and breathtaking displays available.

Technology and Equipment. 16.1 If the Firm or the Client provides the Contractor with any technology, equipment, plant or other resources (“Equipment”) during the Service Period, the Contractor acknowledges that such Equipment remains the property of the Firm or the Client (as the case may be), however, the Contractor is responsible for the care of the Equipment while it is in the Contractor’s possession. 16.2 The Contractor will ensure that they have in place suitable and adequate backup and disaster recovery systems in place to protect any Equipment. 16.3 The Contractor will only use the Equipment for the purpose of supplying the Services in accordance with Schedule 2 and not for any other purpose. 16.4 The Contractor warrants that any technology, equipment, plant or other resources owned or introduced by the Contractor, for use in the supply of the Services are, at the time of such use: (a) free from any defect in title, ownership, licence, or usage that would prevent or inhibit them from being so used; and (b) free from any defect, (including malware or computer contaminant) which may cause damage (including damage to reputation, data, or privacy) to the Firm, the Client or to any other person.