Maintenance Works definition

Maintenance Works means any/all works including equipment and things necessary to complete the Project / Services and undertake the Scope of Work in accordance with this Contract.

Maintenance Works means the repair of existing facilities when the size, type or extent of such facilities is not thereby changed or increased. “OTE” (alternatively, Ordinary Time Earnings) means the actual ordinary rate of pay the Employee receives for ordinary hours of work, including disability allowances but not expense related allowances (such as the meal allowance), and includes any regular over-Agreement pay as well as casual rates received for ordinary hours of work. All other payments are excluded, except where the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) says otherwise.

Maintenance Works means checking, maintenance, repair and alteration work to the Terminal as per Clause 5.1.

Examples of Maintenance Works in a sentence

• A bar chart sub-divided into sections for each road showing the major activities to be carried out for Maintenance Works.

• Director (s) and Bidders bidding for this Financial Year (1st Quarter and this Notice) (FY 2019-2020) can only be awarded a maximum of Three (3) Maintenance Works Tenders.

• Bidder should submit the satisfactory completion report of “Similar Maintenance Works/ Supply” executed in DTL or other Govt./State transmission utility.

• Constructors, having valid PEC registration are required to create their “Online User Account” for participation in the bidding of Maintenance Works.

• The Contractor shall provide on the site qualified and experienced technical staff only for the Repair and Maintenance Works and the remedying of any defects therein.

More Definitions of Maintenance Works

Maintenance Works. “Monthly Progress Meetings” “Network Incident” “Overseeing Organisation” “Partner Representative” are:  Works determined within the financial limits set out in the Price List  short term or Programmed Activities necessary to preserve the assets forming part of the Asset in a state of good repair,  reactive works to replace those parts of the Asset which have become unserviceable due to damage, defects and wear and tear emergency works to replace or renew those parts of the Asset resulting from incidents, weather related or other natural occurrences are those held in accordance with Volume C Clause 80002 AR. is an event on or adjacent to the Trunk Road network which requires an Incident Response means the Welsh Government means the delegated officer representative of each Authority appointed to the Executive Group and more particularly described in Schedule Two

Maintenance Works means any works (other than Bridge Replacement Works) for the maintenance or repair of the Project Facilities made or proposed to be made by the DBFO Co on or after the following dates:

Maintenance Works means the works other than original works;

Maintenance Works any Works and any inspection, cleaning or servicing that are needed for the Operation of the Railway, whether on the Premises or elsewhere;

Maintenance Works means any works for the maintenance or repair of the Existing Road or the Maintenance Depot or, after the issue of the Completion Certificate, the New Road, but excluding any Routine Maintenance.

Maintenance Works means any works of maintenance or repair of the Demised Premises that are necessary to ensure that the Demised Premises are maintained in accordance with the Specifications and the Council‟s requirements generally (including, without limitation, and where applicable the renewal or replacement of any plant and equipment) throughout the Contract Period

Maintenance Works means the maintenance and refurbishment works to be undertaken by the Concessionaire, as set out in the Maintenance and Refurbishment Plan, in accordance with Clause 26.1.