Commercial Contract means any written contract to which a VSE Entity is a party (other than a Government Contract or Government Subcontract) which gives rise or may give rise to Receivables.
Commercial Contract means a contract for the construction, alteration, or repair of the following if it is not residential construction:
Commercial Contract means a comprehensive set of executed, legally binding documents between Fuel Tech and a customer for the commercial operation of the FUEL CHEM program, in form and substance acceptable to Fuel Tech.
Examples of Commercial Contract in a sentence
Changes, by either Party, to the Finance Schedule, prior to the Effective Date of this Agreement, are not permitted under the terms of the National Directive on Commercial Contract Research Studies, in England, and equivalent policy positions in each of the devolved administrations.
More Definitions of Commercial Contract
Commercial Contract means the commercial provisions contained in the Gas Gathering Agreement Commercial Contract.
Commercial Contract means any contract other than —
Commercial Contract has the meaning specified in Section 4.16(l).
Commercial Contract means any written contract to which any Borrower is a party (other than a Government Contract) which gives rise or may give rise to Receivables.
Commercial Contract means any contract entered (or to be entered) into between the Pledgor, as seller or provider, and a Pledged Debtor, as client and purchaser or subscriber, relating to the provision of products or services (such as technical support, training or consulting services) in the ordinary course of business.
Commercial Contract means either of the foregoing as the context requires.
Commercial Contract means the commercial contracts that NRF may enter into.