Examples of Disposal Management System in a sentence
Tenderers are also referred to the provisions in the Supply Chain Management Policy relating to the Disposal Management System and the Asset Transfer Regulations, 2008.
Compliance with the Disposal Management System referred to in the Policy and Procedures for the Disposal of Immovable Capital Assets and Immovable Property Disposal Directives adopted by the Municipality shall not be necessary and direct negotiations may be conducted with the Service Provider.
Idle NASA property that is controlled by the NASA Supply Management System (NSMS) will be reported to the NASA PDO using the NSMS and NASA Personal Property Disposal Management System (NPDMS) electronic interface.
The MATR do, however, specify that a municipality may Dispose of a Property only if such Disposal is in accordance with the Disposal Management System and that it may only commence with disposal management processes once an In Principle Approval has been granted by Council.
The requirements for the Department Land Resource Management System, Trust Beneficiary Relationship Management System, Probate Case Management and Tracking System, and Departmental Acquisition and Disposal Management System have been provided to Interior’s Trust Enterprise Architect.
Currently reads: This chapter sets forth the requirements for the turning in of idle NASA-owned personal property to the NASA PDOs for future utilization or marketing.Information about all NASA idle or excess personal property will be electronicallysubmitted via the NASA Personal Property Disposal Management System to GSA for Federal agency and eligible donee screening or utilization.
In such circumstances, the Disposal Management System does not apply because the primary transaction appointment of the service provider is undertaken pursuant to competitive bidding processes prescribed in the Systems Act, the SCM Regulations and the City’s SCM Policy in respect of procurement of goods and services.
The HoD in consultation with the Dean shall determine admission to assessment in the Prosthodontics course.
Where the requirements stipulated in Chapter 3 of the MATR are met, then notwithstanding the fact that a disposal may be in respect of property which is required to provide the minimum level of basic municipal services, such disposals need not comply with the Municipality’s Disposal Management System, need not be at market value and do not require the public participation process prescribed in the MATR in respect of non-exempted Disposals.
In circumstances where a Competitive Process has been followed in accordance with the Disposal Management System after the granting of an In Principle Approval by Council, and where the outcome of the Competitive Process impacts materially or significantly on the Section 14 Determinations which Council made prior to the granting of an In Principle Approval, the Disposal shall be referred back to Council.