Feasibility Assessment definition

Feasibility Assessment means an assessment undertaken to explore the technical, financial, legal, social and environmental feasibility of undertaking an infrastructure asset or service as a public private partnership project;

Feasibility Assessment means the same as that term defined in [Section]Title R652[-21-200].

Feasibility Assessment means a financial assessment of a company’s debt capacity and other factors that will determine viable employee-ownership transition scenarios.

Examples of Feasibility Assessment in a sentence

• Depending on the complexity of the project and at the discretion of the Department, this second phase may include a Bridge Feasibility Assessment for the purpose of developing the structures concept plans.

• The following basic requirements apply to all the loan programs and will be considered during the evaluation:  Feasibility Assessment: Due to market location, prevailing economic conditions, low income rent targeting, or property operating costs, the typical affordable housing development is economically infeasible without some degree of public financial assistance.

• Submit your request using the Radiology Research Feasibility Assessment link on the forms page of the IRB website under Miscellaneous Forms.

• Feasibility determinations would be made through a public and collaborative process through the Ports’ Feasibility Assessment, with exemptions for equipment with low operating annual hours.

• For this 2018 Cargo- Handling Equipment Feasibility Assessment, snapshot TRL ratings have been assigned to emerging ZE and NZE platforms.

More Definitions of Feasibility Assessment

Feasibility Assessment. During the Blackout Period, the parties will be permitted to discuss, and each party agrees to dedicate appropriate time and resources to the assessment of, certain matters relating to a loyalty programme for the Combined Group, including: (i) the design and development of a points-based customer rewards programme; (ii) research regarding customer sentiment towards such a programme; (iii) discussing cashback programmes where Virgin Red may provide loyalty technology and services (where available); (iv) considering and developing options for collaboration in respect of certain marketing activities; and (v) developing an understanding of the required technical systems and architecture. • Good faith negotiations: During the period from Completion until the end of the Exclusivity Period, the parties will work together in good faith, and use reasonable endeavours, to agree and enter into a definitive agreement for a points-based loyalty programme relating to certain fee-based personal current accounts of the Combined Group in the UK. If the parties so agree, a definitive agreement may also include: (i) the parties collaborating in relation to certain marketing activities; (ii) opportunities for certain points-based offers or incentives for customers; and/or (iii) Virgin Red supplying certain loyalty technology or services to Nationwide.

Feasibility Assessment means the services set out in Section 1, clause 1.2. of this Agreement, under paragraph “Feasibility Assessment”. Those would be provided to the Client under conditions described in clause 4.1. (iii).

Feasibility Assessment means the process, prior to execution of an Operations Royalty Agreement with the division, for determining whether a Great Salt Lake Operator can demonstrate Commercial Viability and the proposed operation will have no Negative Impacts to Great Salt Lake Biota and Chemistry.

Feasibility Assessment means a process to assess, determine and recommend to the Parties whether the establishment of a protected area, including a possible national park reserve and/or Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area, within the Seal River Watershed is feasible or not; and if so, under what terms and conditions. The Feasibility Assessment process begins with the coming into force of this Agreement and concludes with a decision by the appropriate decision-makers, representing each of the Parties, on whether or not to proceed with the steps required to formally establish a protected area, including possible designations such as a national park reserve and/or Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area.

Feasibility Assessment means the investigation study for the purpose of feasibility assessment as described in the Work Plan.

Feasibility Assessment has the meaning set forth in the Preamble; 12

Feasibility Assessment means the set of business, technical and commercial studies and analyses that are currently being jointly made by the Parties and certain Third Party advisors, which such studies are intended to (i) prove, to the Parties' mutual satisfaction, the business, technical and commercial feasibility of the JV, and (ii) include the principles of the Initial Business Plan;