THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. The State may hire other independent contractors as it may require to assist with the project. Contractor will cooperate with the State and the third party, including provision of: (i) written Documentation requested by the State; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party; and (iii) reasonable access to Contractor as necessary for such third parties to perform their work. The State shall use reasonable efforts to require such third parties to comply with Contractor’s reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations, standards, and security. Contractor shall support and maintain such third party work product, provided the service provider complies with any Documentation applicable to Contractor in respect of the Services involved.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. The State may hire an independent, third-party “independent validation and verification” contractor to assist with auditing the software and written deliverables. The State may hire other independent contractors as it may require to assist with the project. Contractor agrees to cooperate with the State and any third party retained by the State and further agrees to provide: (i) written Documentation requested by the State; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party; and (iii) reasonable access to Contractor as necessary for such third parties to perform their work. The State shall use reasonable efforts to require such third parties to comply with Contractor’s reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations,standards, and security. Contractor shall support and maintain such third- party work product.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. 12.1 As part of the Services, where appropriate and when requested by SARS to do so, the Service Provider shall provide full co-operation to any third party that might be contracted by SARS on the same or related engagement, to the extent that the co-operation does not create a conflict of interests, breach of professional ethics or compromise the Service Provider’s Intellectual Property rights or interests.
12.2 It is, however, agreed that the relationship between the Service Provider and any such third party will not constitute an alliance or partnership and that neither the Service Provider nor the third party will be required to perform quality checks on the work of the other party.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. Both Parties recognize that Gatherer’s ability to balance Shipper is dependent upon the cooperation of the Parties and third parties.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. The State may hire other independent contractors as it may require to assist with the project. Contractor will cooperate with the State and the third party, including provision of: (i) written Documentation requested by the State; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party; and (iii) reasonable access to Contractor as necessary for such third parties to perform their work. The State shall use reasonable efforts to require such third parties to comply with Contractor’s reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations, standards, and security. Contractor shall support and maintain such third party work product, provided the service provider complies with any Documentation applicable to Contractor in respect of the Services involved. The maximum dollar amount payable under this contract is not intended as any form of a guaranteed amount. The Contractor will be paid for products or services actually delivered or performed, as specified in Attachment A, up to the maximum allowable amount specified on page 1 of this contract.
1. Prior to commencement of work and release of any payments, Contractor shall submit to the State:
a. a certificate of insurance consistent with the requirements set forth in Attachment C, Section 8 (Insurance), and with any additional requirements for insurance as may be set forth elsewhere in this contract; and
b. a current IRS Form W-9 (signed within the last six months).
2. Payment terms are Net 30 days from the date the State receives an error-free invoice with all necessary and complete supporting documentation.
3. Contractor shall submit invoices that are itemized in accordance with the agreed upon Deliverables and Payment Schedule to include the name of the deliverable(s) and the price(s) associated with it. All invoices must include the Contract # for this contract.
4. Contractor shall submit invoices to the State in accordance with the schedule set forth in this Attachment B. Unless a more particular schedule is provided herein, invoices shall be submitted not more frequently than monthly.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. Both Parties recognize that Gatherer’s ability to schedule Daily Balance Gas is dependent upon the cooperation of third parties.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. The State may hire an independent, third-party “independent verification and validation” (“IV&V) contractor to assist with auditing the software and written deliverables, including the Project Management Plan and acceptance criteria. The State may hire other independent contractors as it may require in order to assist with the project. Contractor will cooperate with requests of the State and the third party, including provision of: (i) written Documentation solely in support of HSEP M&O Services under this Contract as reasonably requested by the State; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party; and (iii) reasonable access to Contractor as necessary for such third parties to perform their work. For Contractor to cooperate, third parties shall comply with Contractor’s reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations, standards, and security. Contractor shall support and maintain such third party work product, provided the service provider complies with any Documentation applicable to Contractor in respect of the Services involved. This cooperation effort shall occur when State is going through software license certification efforts and/or audits from software vendors. The State has budgeted for a third-party provider to assist with certification. The Contractor will be required to work with, provide access for, and collaborate with any third party the State brings in to assist in certification and/or audits. Contractor will work collaboratively to maintain and grow relationships with State’s Third Party Vendors including DDI vendors, in order to efficiently deliver the M&O Services and meet the SLAs that are the subject of this Contract.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. If CGI or SOV contracts with a third party to perform any service similar to or to enhance all or any portion of any of the Services, Supplier will cooperate with CGI, SOV and the third party, including provision of: (i) written Documentation so that any enhancements or developments may be operated by Supplier; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party at the Charges specified in the applicable Statement of Work; and (iii) reasonable access to Supplier's Resources and Services operations as necessary for such third parties to perform their work; provided, however, that cooperation with third party auditors and benchmarkers shall be as otherwise set forth in this MSA. CGI and/or SOV shall use reasonable efforts to require such third parties to comply with Supplier's reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations, standards, and security. The cost, if any, of any incremental Resources necessary to accommodate such third party work and activity shall be borne by the third party service provider.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. If the State of Vermont contracts with, or directs SOV to contract with, a third party to perform any service similar to or to enhance all or any portion of any of the Services, Supplier will cooperate with SOV and the third party, including provision of: (i) written Documentation so that any enhancements or developments may be operated by Supplier; (ii) commercially reasonable assistance and support services to such third party at the Charges specified in the applicable Statement of Work; and (iii) reasonable access to Supplier’s Resources and Services operations as necessary for such third parties to perform their work; provided, however, that cooperation with third party auditors and benchmarkers shall be as otherwise set forth in this MSA. SOV shall use reasonable efforts to require such third parties to comply with Supplier’s reasonable requirements regarding confidentiality, operations, standards, and security. Supplier shall support and maintain such third party work product, provided the service provider complies with any Documentation applicable to Supplier in respect of the Services involved. The cost, if any, of any incremental Resources necessary to accommodate such third party work and activity shall be borne by the third party service provider.
THIRD PARTY COOPERATION. Owner shall notify any third party for witnessing Performance Tests. Owner shall be entitled to request Contractor to reasonably reschedule Performance Tests to accommodate the schedules of persons whom the Owner deems necessary to attend the Performance Tests. Contractor shall be responsible for notifying any equipment supplier or vendor representative that it deems necessary to be present at the Performance Tests.
