THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CIWW AND WDMWW Sample Clauses

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CIWW AND WDMWW. Section 1. Nature of Relationship. WDMWW shall be, and hereby is, engaged by CIWW as the sole operator of the WDMWW Designated Water Supply Facilities acquired by CIWW. In such capacity, WDMWW shall provide all labor, services, materials, and supplies necessary to CIWW’s production and delivery of finished drinking water under this Contract, including all operations, maintenance, repairs, planning, engineering (whether staffed or contracted), capital improvements, residuals removal, and procurements required to effectively operate, maintain, and manage the WDMWW Designated Water Supply Facilities to their full capacity under prevailing conditions as they exist from time to time, including capital and technical upgrades as needed. WDMWW shall supply labor and services through its own staff or under contract with others, in its discretion.
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