Contractor Relationship Manager definition
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If there is any conflict in the resource demands between State and the other State Entities (or among the other State Entities), Contractor shall escalate such conflict to the Contractor Relationship Manager and State Relationship Manager immediately upon becoming aware of its existence, and the respective Relationship Managers shall work with the applicable Project Managers to determine appropriate prioritization and allocation of Contractor Personnel.
The Contractor Relationship Manager shall be a resource in addition to any Project Manager or project management established under any Solution Order or Services Order.
The District Relationship Manager, Contractor Relationship Manager, and the Project Executive or, with respect to each a suitable designee, shall be present at all project management meetings.
The Contractor Relationship Manager will provide District with a single point of contact and will be one of the Key Contractor Personnel with respect to this Agreement.
Upon the occurrence of either a Default or an Event of Default of which either Borrower is aware, such Borrower shall promptly deliver to the Administrative Agent a notice specifying the nature and date of occurrence of such Default or Event of Default, such Borrower's assessment of the duration and effect thereof and the action which such Borrower proposes to take with respect thereto.
County Relationship Manager and Contractor Relationship Manager may mutually agree in writing, to revise a Milestone or add/remove any Deliverables of a Milestone, provided there is no increase to the Total Not to Exceed Monetary Limit of the Contract.
County Relationship Manager and Contractor Relationship Manager may agree, in writing, to revise the Estimated Due Date of each Milestone and Deliverable.
Contractor’s Project Executive will (i) be one of the Key Contractor Personnel, (ii) serve as the single point of accountability for Contractor for the Services, (iii) manage and supervise the Contractor Personnel performing Services, (iv) report to the Contractor Relationship Manager (unless the Contractor Relationship Manager and Project Executive are the same individual), and (v) have such additional roles and responsibilities as may be outlined in this Agreement or designated by Contractor.
Unless otherwise stated in the applicable form, Changes, regardless of classification as Major, Medium or Minor will be approved by the Contractor Relationship Manager and the Province Relationship Manager, with both parties recognising that Changes of a higher magnitude may require additional internal approvals within each organisation prior to execution.