WEIGHT TICKETS. The Purchaser is required to furnish weight tickets to the State as agreed to by the Forest Officer and the Purchaser.
WEIGHT TICKETS. The CONTRACTOR shall retain the weight ticket from the Designated Disposal Facility for the Collection of Solid Waste, Bulk Waste, or other materials from Residential Service Units or Commercial Service Units delivered from the TOWN and the weight tickets from the Designated Recycling Facility for the Recyclable Materials delivered from the TOWN for review by the TOWN upon reasonable notice according to the requirements of Sec. 9.6. Said data shall be reviewed at CONTRACTOR’S offices. If the CONTRACTOR fails to provide the above data or additional data requested by the TOWN, the TOWN reserves the right to impose a penalty or withhold payment for services as provided in the Agreement or to terminate this Agreement.
WEIGHT TICKETS. The Purchaser is required to furnish weight tickets to the State as agreed to by the Forest Officer and the Purchaser. All weight tickets shall be mailed or delivered with corresponding load tickets, as outlined below, directly to the DNRC Unit or Land Office administering this contract. This requirement may be waived or changed by the Forest Officer. Weight tickets shall show gross, tare and net weights and the corresponding load ticket number of each product load. Weight tickets must be from State of Montana certified scales, and all weight tickets must have mechanically stamped weights for the gross and tare weights unless otherwise permitted in writing by the Forest Officer. Weight tickets will be mailed or delivered to the State on a bi-weekly basis or as otherwise agreed to by the Forest Officer. A weight ticket will be considered as missing if not furnished within 4 weeks of the load delivery date. Failure to comply with this provision may be treated by the State as a contract violation. The Purchaser or his agents may, upon approval by the Forest Officer, supply the weight ticket information, as required above, electronically to the State. The information must be provided to the State on a bi-weekly basis prior to the tenth (10th) and twenty-fourth (24th) of each month. The paper copy of the weight tickets must also continue to be provided to the State. The requirement to supply the paper copy of the weight tickets may be waived by the Administrator.
WEIGHT TICKETS. The County and the operator of each weighed vehicle shall receive a copy of the weight ticket and shall, upon request, provide a copy of any such weight ticket to the Company. Each weight ticket shall include at least the following information:
WEIGHT TICKETS. The contractor shall obtain a weight ticket signed by the weighmaster or its driver for each weighing required under this section with tare and gross weights evidenced by separate weight ticket, except when both weighings are performed on the same one weight ticket may be used to record both weighings, and the driver shall enter thereon the member’s name, rank and service order number of the shipment involved. No other additions or alterations shall be made on any such tickets. As soon as such tickets are obtained, true copies thereof be attached to the receipt or service orders for a lot, and retained in the contractor’s file. A true copy of each weight ticket pertaining to a lot shall furnished the Ordering Officer in accordance with Clause C-7C. The contractor shall use a vehicle scale for obtaining net weights, except when the service order is annotated as follows: “Platform scales may be used for obtaining weights.” When platform scales are used, the inapplicable parts of the weight ticket shall be left blank, except the words ‘Platform Scale Used” shall be entered thereon. WEIGHT DISCREPANCIES. When a lot has been removed from storage and weighed two or more times prior to delivery to a residence and each subsequently weight obtained is found to be at least 200 pounds less than the weight originally obtained by the contractor, payment for services performed shall be based on the lowest weight. In the event the contractor has been paid on the higher weight, reimbursement be made by the contractor to the U.S. Government. Should the reweigh weight exceed the storage weight by 200 pounds in favor of the contractor, necessary action will be initiated by the ordering officer for reimbursement of payments to the storage contractor, based on the lowest weight. When a local delivery is requested, only one weight ticket is necessary. This provision shall not apply when weight discrepancies are due to items determined to be missing after storage weight was obtained.
WEIGHT TICKETS. The Contractor will be responsible for providing asphalt and aggregate tickets for quantity verifications on all asphaltic concrete used for the Project.
