Cutover Date definition

Cutover Date with respect to any Phase, means the date, which shall be a Business Day, on which Delaware actually commences providing the Accounting Services with respect to such Phase in accordance with Section 4.2. The planned Cutover Date for each Phase is set forth in the Cutover Schedule.
Cutover Date means the date all applicable services, functions, rights and responsibilities of the NTTA have been properly transferred to TxDOT and TxDOT commences providing services under this Tolling Services Agreement for the Facility (or the Facility Segment(s) for which Service Commencement has occurred prior to the date this Tolling Services Agreement takes effect, if Developer develops the Facility in Facility Segments and this Tolling Services Agreement takes effect before the Service Commencement Date for the final Facility Segment).
Cutover Date. As Defined in Attachment 9.

Examples of Cutover Date in a sentence

  • The Customer Acceptance Date of the Service is deemed to occur fifteen (15) days after the Cutover Date.

  • Customer hereby acknowledges acceptance of the Service on the fifteenth day from the Cutover Date in the event that they have not notified ICS of any service disruption.


More Definitions of Cutover Date

Cutover Date means the date specified in the Transition Plan corresponding to when Cutover for a particular Service Framework shall occur and the Contractor will have full operational responsibility for the performance of the Services under such Service Framework. There will be one Cutover Date corresponding to each Service Framework.
Cutover Date means each of the cutover dates as set forth in the Statement of Work for the Implementation, Rollout and Training Phase.
Cutover Date means the date that data processing, support and management services are transitioned to ACS's Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania facility.
Cutover Date has the meaning given that term in Section 3.8(e).
Cutover Date means the date on which Kamada initiates its own distribution of the Products, which date shall be no later than the date that is ninety
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Cutover Date means the date on which GTEW ceases to provide Services for HighwayMaster and SBMS begins to provide the Services to HighwayMaster.