Public Partner definition

Public Partner means the Department of Transportation or the

Public Partner means the Republic of Belarus on which behalf under the PPP Project the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus is acting.

Public Partner means the Department of Transportation or the New Jersey Transit Corporation, as the case may be.

Examples of Public Partner in a sentence

• Such decision shall be published on the official website of the Public Partner on the Internet.

• Clarification of provisions of the Prequalification Documentation will be published on the official website of the Public Partner on the Internet without indication of the person who requested to clarify the provisions of the Prequalification Documentation.

• The Public Partner has a right to amend and cease the terms of the Tender procedures at any time.

• If Additional Works and / or Services are procured from third parties, the Public partner undertakes to coordinate schedules of such Additional works and / or services with the Public Partner, as well as to take all measures to ensure that such third parties comply with the safety requirements of the work and do not interfere with the Public Partner's performance of the Works.

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More Definitions of Public Partner

Public Partner has the meaning given to it in the preamble to the Agreement. "Project Implementation Schedule" - means the schedule defining the stages and timeframes of the Project implementation by the Private Partner provided in Annex 9. "PPP" - public-private partnership. "Commissioning Date" means the date of issue of the Acceptance Certificate. "Effective date" - has the meaning given to it in article 3.2. "Signing Date" - has the meaning given to it in the preamble to the Agreement. "Termination date" - means any of the following days, depending on the circumstances: (i) the day of the Agreement validity period expiration; (ii) the day of the signing of the agreement on the termination or any other date specified in such agreement; (iii) the day specified in the Notice of Termination

Public Partner means any public agency, government, municipality, authority, accredited academic institution or coalition of such bodies that enters into an agreement with the Department for the use of webcam system data consistent with the provisions set forth in this policy.

Public Partner has the meaning given to it in the preamble to the Agreement.

Public Partner means the state or any of its branches, agencies, departments, boards, instrumentalities or institutions and all political subdivisions of the state or any of its agencies, instrumentalities and institutions, including a department, an agency, an institution of higher education, a board or a commission;

Public Partner means the Contracting Authority that has entered intoPublic Private Partnership;

Public Partner means any person holding LP Units in the Partnership, except for the General Partner, RTI, MetLife and Affiliates of the General Partner, RTI and MetLife and any other person who has obtained, and continues to hold, more than 5% of all Partnership Units (taking into account NEM Designated Units and RTI Designated Units for this purpose, and adopting such other conventions as may reasonably be determined by the General Partner in achieving the purposes of Section 12.4 hereof) in exchange for a contribution of assets to the Partnership.

Public Partner means the Contracting Authority that has entered into public private partnership;