Transfer of Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Transfer of Infrastructure. The parties shall execute a separate agreement before 30 April 2016 to govern the arrangements for transferring the Authority owned infrastructure equipment to the Provider. The principles of the agreement shall be : 11.1. all of the infrastructure and equipment used to provide the services, including supporting software and licences, will be transferred to the Provider; and 11.2. the consideration paid by the Provider to the Authority will be set by the Authority and will be no more than the book value of infrastructure and equipment at the date of that agreement, and no less than one dollar. 11.3. The Provider may charge a monthly fee to the Authority to recover the consideration paid to the Authority. The period of time over which the monthly instalments will be charged shall be agreed, but will be as short a period of time as possible depending on the Authority’s available appropriation, and will cease once the Provider has recovered the consideration paid. 1. The Provider must meet the following additional requirements. RFP Ref: Base Enhancement Fee PM 1 PP-010: Manual pricing $20,000 PM 2 PP-070: Automated metering notification $40,000 PM 4 PP-080: Automated price index $65,000 PM 5 RD-020: Maintain a record of the pricing error claim process $7,000 PM 7 Enhancement – Additional final pricing information $60,000 Total: $192,000 Plus audit pass through At cost 2. Explanation of mandatory enhancements The following section summarises the mandatory enhancements contained in the table in paragraph 1. 2.1. PM 1: PP-010 – Manual pricing 2.1.1. Description Manual pricing, as required under Clauses 13.163 and 13.164 of the Code, is a relatively rare, ad-hoc pricing process. The pricing manager does however maintain a calculation tool that is used infrequently for these situations. To ensure its fit-for-purpose into the new contractual arrangements NZX will be submitting this tool and operational procedures for external examination and review.
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Transfer of Infrastructure. Upon the termination of this Agreement and the final termination of the Project by Surgold and the removal of Surgold’s Assets from Project Lands, in accordance with Section 18.3, title to all roads and ports (including marine or river ports and airports), all water distribution systems, and all regional diesel electric installations owned by Surgold shall pass to the Republic of Suriname for the amount of one (1) Suriname Dollar, such title to be free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, claims or charges created by, through or under Surgold.
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Transfer of Infrastructure. The parties shall execute a separate agreement before 30 April 2016 to govern the arrangements for transferring the Authority owned infrastructure equipment to the Provider. The principles of the agreement shall be : 11.1. all of the infrastructure and equipment used to provide the services, including supporting software and licences, will be transferred to the Provider; and 11.2. the consideration paid by the Provider to the Authority will be set by the Authority and will be no more than the book value of infrastructure and equipment at the date of that agreement, and no less than one dollar. 11.3. The Provider may charge a monthly fee to the Authority to recover the consideration paid to the Authority. The period of time over which the monthly instalments will be charged shall be agreed, but will be as short a period of time as possible depending on the Authority’s available appropriation, and will cease once the Provider has recovered the consideration paid. 1. The Provider must meet the following additional requirements. CM 1 RV-020: Unoffered generation submissions $29,000 CM 2 RV-040: Ancillary service submission $29,000 CM 3 RV-050: Reconciliation data automation $56,000 CM 4 AS-030: Publishing prudential $56,000 CM 5 AS-030: Automated prudential security notifications $12,000 CM 7 MF-020: Initial margin automation $86,000 CM 9 MR-050: Digital letters of credit $12,000 CM 10 MR-050: Document management system $29,000 CM 11 CH-020: Automated notification of HSA lodgement $14,000 CM 12 DI-030: Additional constrained information $5,000 CM 13 DI-030: Supporting information for participants with multiple identifiers $26,000 CM 14 DI-060: Publishing invoices and statements $48,000 CM 15 PP-010: Automated payment notifications $12,000 CM 17 HD-020: Default notification automation $12,000 CM 18 PB-010-020: Publishing clearing reports $43,000 CM 19 DF-040: FTR data publishing $7,000 CM 20 MR-010: Reference data user interface $20,000 CM 21 MR-020: FTR auction set-up automation $58,000 CM 22 Upgrade WITS interfaces $86,000 CM 23 Authority prudential summary report $22,000 CM-AR 1 Updating the analyst user interface $471,000 CM-AR 7 MarketConnect set up, shared $83,000 Total: $1,216,000 Plus audit pass through At cost 2. Explanation of mandatory enhancements The following section summarises the mandatory enhancements contained in the table in paragraph 1. 2.1. CM 1: RV-020 – Unoffered generation submissions 2.1.1. Description NZX will develop a web based file ...
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Transfer of Infrastructure. The parties shall execute a separate agreement before 30 April 2016 to govern the arrangements for transferring the Authority owned infrastructure equipment to the Provider. The principles of the agreement shall be : 12.1. all of the infrastructure and equipment used to provide the services, including supporting software and licences, will be transferred to the Provider; and 12.2. the consideration paid by the Provider to the Authority will be set by the Authority and will be no more than the book value of infrastructure and equipment at the date of that agreement, and no less than one dollar. 12.3. The Provider may charge a monthly fee to the Authority to recover the consideration paid to the Authority. The period of time over which the monthly instalments will be charged shall be agreed, but will be as short a period of time as possible depending on the Authority’s available appropriation, and will cease once the Provider has recovered the consideration paid. 1. The Provider must meet the following additional requirements. RFP Ref: Base Enhancement Fee RM 2 AV-050: Removal of a redundant process $6,000 RM 4 GR-030: Publishing a publicly generic seasonal adjustment shape $26,000 RM 5 NT-010: Update trader notification web form $28,000 RM 6 NT-020: Update changes to the grid web form $26,000 RM 7 NT-040: Update NSP information $33,000 RM 8 PT-010: Additional data uploaded to web portal $48,000 RM 9 PT-030: Participants notify volume disputes via web form $27,000 RM 10 Automation of remaining email transfers $72,000 RM-AR 1 Move the internal user interface to Apex $522,000 RM-AR 2 Promote reconciliation participant self-management $1,000 RM-AR 3 Publish the NSP mapping table to reach a wider audience $22,000 RM-AR 4 Reduce submission errors and the need to complete re-runs $3,000 RM-AR 5 MarketConnect set up, shared $82,000 Total: $896,000 Plus audit pass through At cost 2. Explanation of Base Enhancements 2.1. RM 2: AV-050 – Removal of a redundant process
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Transfer of Infrastructure. The parties shall execute a separate agreement before 30 April 2016 to govern the arrangements for transferring the Authority owned infrastructure equipment to the Provider. The principles of the agreement shall be : 11.1. all of the infrastructure and equipment used to provide the services, including supporting software and licences, will be transferred to the Provider; and 11.2. the consideration paid by the Provider to the Authority will be set by the Authority and will be no more than the book value of infrastructure and equipment at the date of that agreement, and no less than one dollar. 11.3. The Provider may charge a monthly fee to the Authority to recover the consideration paid to the Authority. The period of time over which the monthly instalments will be charged shall be agreed, but will be as short a period of time as possible depending on the Authority’s available appropriation, and will cease once the Provider has recovered the consideration paid. 1. The Provider must meet the following additional requirements. RFP Ref: Base Enhancement Fee WITS 2 Straight through processing order management $98,000 WITS 3 Mobile capable WITS Trader front end & WITS-AR 2: WITS mobile user interface $1,032,000 WITS 5 Active-active web services configuration $164,000 WITS 6 Participant file receivers $98,000 WITS 8 Internet WITS Trader to supersede EUF $131,000 WITS 9 Delivery of pricing data through new channels $25,000 WITS 13 (and WITS-AR 7) Enable all non-confidential data through Public WITS Data Hub (FTA) $328,000 WITS-AR 1 WITS Data Hub (improving the trading interface) $999,000 WITS-AR 3 Enhanced market alerting $49,000 WITS-AR 4 Extend validation configuration – bids and offers $25,000 WITS-AR 5 Extend validation configuration – prices $25,000 WITS-AR 6 Implement ESB integration for all inter-system interfaces $278,000 WITS-AR 7 Private market: connectivity options (shared costs across roles) $84,000 Total: $3,336,000 Plus audit pass through At cost 2. Explanation of mandatory enhancements The following section summarises the mandatory enhancements contained in the table in paragraph 1. 2.1. WITS 2: Straight through processing order management 2.1.1. Description Order processing should be automatic and fast, as it is in other financial markets where Straight Through Processing (STP) is a standard feature. NZX will introduce STP into the NZ electricity market by adding new interfaces to WITS Automation web services, enabling automated, system-to-system ...
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