Third Party Inspections. Supplier agrees that Xxxx, as well as any government, notified body, commission, regulatory agency, court, or other instrumentality having any jurisdiction over all aspects of the design, manufacturing, and distribution of the Products ("Authority") shall have access to and the right to inspect or audit any pertinent Product manufacturing or quality processes and associated documentation or records. Supplier may be subject to scheduled or unannounced audits per EU Recommendation 2013/473/EU. During unannounced audits, Supplier must allow the Authority to witness the testing of Product samples, and/or if requested, provide samples of Product for independent testing. If issues or findings are identified during an audit that potentially impact Product quality, performance, or availability, Supplier shall promptly notify Xxxx and shall cooperate regarding communications with any other relevant Authorities.
Third Party Inspections. BHA reserves the right to have a qualified third party of its choice inspect the maintenance work being performed by the Contractor. This inspection cost will be paid by BHA. The third party inspection (if used by BHA) may generate a punch list of items to be completed by the Contractor. BHA shall provide written notice to the Contractor of any items to be completed. Safety or code violations will be corrected immediately by the Contractor. Other punch list items will be completed within thirty (30) days at no additional cost to BHA. The third party inspector’s decision regarding compliance will be considered final. In the event that the Contractor does not complete items within the stated timeframes, BHA may, at its sole discretion, have the necessary items completed by an alternate source and all costs incurred will be the responsibility of the Contractor. BHA shall provide an itemized list of necessary labor and materials provided by the alternate source. BHA will require a full month credit for any quarter in which the Contractor does not perform the required scheduled maintenance service. BHA may, at its sole discretion, not pay the Contractor’s monthly maintenance cost for a unit if: • An elevator is out of service for longer than two (2) consecutive work days for a break-down repair. • The Contractor does not respond to an emergency callback service within allotted timeframe specified. • During thirty (30) consecutive days, BHA experiences three (3) callback services on the same elevator for the same problem. • Full Service Maintenance o Pricing for full service maintenance is based on a monthly fee for each elevator type for services specified throughout this Contract. The monthly fee will be a composite rate based on labor and materials/parts. • Labor Rate o The labor rate is for exclusions as specified through this Contract. Hourly rates will be broken down in quarter hour increments for billing purposes. • Parts o Pricing for parts is based on a percentage increase over Awarded Contractor’s cost of the part and are for exclusions as specified throughout this Contract. The Awarded Contractor shall submit original supplier invoices to BHA. • Travel time will be charged at a set rate per visit. If a modernization is undertaken or if a building is sold, this contract or any portion of the contract, at the discretion of BHA, may be terminated upon three (3) days written notice to the ESC. It is agreed that units may be added or deleted from time to t...
Third Party Inspections. Purchaser shall have the right to have third party reports and inspections made on the Subject Property related to Geo‐Tech, compaction of soils etc, at Purchasers sole expense.
Third Party Inspections. Borrower shall provide a certificate from the Borrower and Guarantors, certifying that since the Closing Date of the initial Loan no changes to the buildings or improvements have occurred on the Additional Loan Security (except as contemplated in leases approved by Lender) and no repairs or replacements in excess of $50,000 in any one instance have occurred which were not expressly contemplated in the Property Condition Assessment or pursuant to, and in compliance with, one of the reserve agreements established at the Closing of the Loan. Any matters disclosed by the original Property Condition Assessment furnished to Lender at the Closing of the Loan (each, a “PCA”). Any matters disclosed by the original PCA, which the Borrower agreed to remedy, will be re-inspected by Lender or an engineer acceptable to Lender, at Borrower’s expense. Lender shall also have the right to re-inspect at the expense of Borrower the Additional Loan Security to verify the condition of the Security and to assure that no adverse changes have occurred at the Additional Loan Security. If requested by Lender, Borrower shall provide an update to the PCA for the Additional Loan Security delivered to Lender in connection with the Closing of the Loan in form satisfactory to Lender and prepared by an engineer approved by Lender, confirming that any identified matters in the PCA have been remedied and corrected as required and that otherwise there have been no adverse changes to the conditions at the Additional Loan Security since the date of the PCA.
Third Party Inspections. If requested by Lender, Borrower shall furnish an update of the Appraisal prepared by the appraiser who prepared the original Appraisal. The update must be acceptable to Lender.
Third Party Inspections. Supplier agrees that Buyer, as well as any government, notified body, commission, regulatory agency, court, or other instrumentality having any jurisdiction over all aspects of the design, manufacturing, and distribution of the Products ("Authority") shall have access to and the right to inspect or audit any pertinent Product manufacturing or quality processes and associated documentation or records. Supplier may be subject to scheduled or unannounced audits. During unannounced audits, Supplier must allow the Authority to witness the testing of Product samples, and/or if requested, provide samples of Product for independent testing. If issues or findings are identified during an audit that potentially impact Product quality, performance, or availability, Supplier shall promptly notify Buyer and shall cooperate regarding communications with any other relevant Authorities.
Third Party Inspections. Buyer shall provide at least ten (10) business days’ notice to Seller for all third party inspections. Buyer must provide proof of liability insurance for said inspector and a signed non-disclosure agreement. The inspector must be able to communicate in English. Plant safety guidelines including (but not limited to) the use of safety glasses and safety shoes are to be followed while on-site. Final Inspections (Dimensional review and documentation review) are charged at $250 USD. The charge for all other inspections will3 be quoted by the factory.
Third Party Inspections. 8.6.2.1 CSD may use a third-party inspector to review and verify that the ECIP EHCS activities performed under this Contract conform to applicable standards and practices.
8.6.2.2 Contractor or a ride-along (designated representative) shall accompany the inspector on client inspection visits and shall provide transportation and equipment to the inspector. When possible, Contractor shall make corrections during the client inspection visits.
8.6.2.3 Contractor agrees to remedy all Nonhazardous Conditions (nonhazardous work deficiencies) noted by CSD or its designee within 20 business days of written notification.
8.6.2.4 Contractor must remedy all Hazardous Conditions resulting from ECIP EHCS measure installation in accordance with the CSD TRM.
Third Party Inspections. Mortgagor shall provide a certificate from the Mortgagor and Guarantors, certifying that since the date of funding the initial Loan no changes to the buildings or improvements have occurred on the Mortgaged Property and no repairs or replacements in excess of $500,000.00 in any one instance have occurred which were not expressly contemplated in the Property Condition Report or pursuant to, and in compliance with, one of the reserve agreements established at the Closing of the Loan. Any matters disclosed by the original Property Condition Report which the Mortgagor agreed to remedy will be re-inspected by Mortgagee or an engineer acceptable to Mortgagee, at Mortgagor’s expense. Mortgagee shall also have the right to re-inspect the Mortgaged Property to verify the condition of the Mortgaged Property and to assure that no adverse changes have occurred at the Mortgaged Property. If requested by Mortgagee, Mortgagor shall provide an update to the Property Condition Report that Mortgagor delivered to Mortgagee in connection with the Loan (“Initial PCR”) in form satisfactory to Mortgagee and prepared by an engineer approved by Mortgagee, confirming that any identified matters in the Initial PCR have been remedied and corrected as required and that otherwise there have been no adverse changes to the conditions at the Mortgaged Property since the date of the Initial PCR.
Third Party Inspections. If a regulatory inspection of the Facility is conducted concerning a third party product that is likely to affect the Manufacturing and Processing of Product, Lifecore will inform Heron of the outcome within five (5) Business Days following completion of the inspection. Lifecore will provide Heron with a redacted copy of the inspection report (establishment inspection reports, 483s and warning letters or other correspondence from Regulatory Authorities), as appropriate, and Lifecore responses to observations within five (5) Business Days following submission. Such redacted information provided to Heron may remove all information that is not directly related to the Product.
