Order of Appointment definition

Order of Appointment means the “Order of Appointment for Vermont Energy Investment Corporation” issued by the Commission on December 20, 2010.
Order of Appointment means the “Order of Appointment for Vermont Energy Investment Corporation” issued by the Commission on June 23, 2021.

Examples of Order of Appointment in a sentence

  • If the Order of Appointment is terminated for any reason whatsoever then this Contract shall automatically terminate on the same date as the Order of Appointment.

  • If it is not received by the Cut-off Date, then Contractor’s approved invoice will not be submitted as part of VEIC’s current monthly Order of Appointment invoice.

  • In order for the Contractor’s invoice to be paid, it must be approved by VEIC and be included as part of a VEIC monthly Order of Appointment invoice.

  • Disputed Contractor invoices will not be submitted until the dispute has been resolved and will be submitted as part of VEIC’s Order of Appointment invoice based on the month in which the dispute was resolved (i.e., if the invoice was for May, but the dispute was not resolved until July, it would be submitted as part of VEIC’s July Order of Appointment invoice).

  • Notwithstanding the above, no payments shall be made by VEIC to the Contractor for eligible fees, costs and expenses prior to the notice of termination or for reasonable transition assistance thereafter unless such expenses are approved for payment to VEIC from the State under the Order of Appointment.

  • These quality assurance standards and tracking and monitoring mechanisms must also adhere to the Order of Appointment.

  • The Contractor shall provide progress reports to VEIC and any other entity designated by VEIC according to the schedule, formats, information and data, and other requirements set forth in and developed pursuant to the Contract Scope of Work and in accordance with VEIC’s Order of Appointment.

  • Contractor’s invoice will be submitted as part of VEIC’s current monthly Order of Appointment invoice to the DPS only if it is received by VEIC by the Cut-off Date and only if it is not disputed by VEIC.

  • VEIC, pursuant to its Order of Appointment, has developed and maintains a Confidential Information Management System (CIMS) to provide appropriate protections in the collection, processing, storage and retrieval of information that is customer-specific.

  • The Contractor may perform work for distribution utilities, the DPS, or other parties that appear in proceedings before the Commission as long as such work does not create a conflict of interest with the Order of Appointment and is in compliance with the terms of Paragraph 33 of this Contract.