Resolution of Issues Sample Clauses
Resolution of Issues. In the event issues pertaining to a proposed TO/DO solicitation cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the CO, the CO reserves the right to withdraw and cancel the proposed TO/DO solicitation. In such event, the contractor shall be notified in writing of the CO's decision. This decision is final and conclusive and shall not be subject to the "Disputes" clause or the "Contract Disputes Act."
Resolution of Issues. Resolution of a technical support issue is defined as accomplishing any one of the following: (i) providing a reasonable solution to the issue; (ii) providing a reasonable work-around to the issue; (iii) determination by Qubit that the issue is an enhancement request and forwarding the request to Qubit Products Management for future consideration; or (iv) escalation by Qubit Client Care of the incident/product defect to Qubit Engineering for review. Qubit Client Care will make reasonable efforts to resolve the issue but Qubit cannot guarantee that every issue will be resolved.
Resolution of Issues. A single mediator may be used to assist in the resolution of issues before impasse is declared. The selection of the mediator will be by mutual agreement. Costs of this phase of mediation will be borne equally by both parties.
Resolution of Issues. All issues that affect a Vendor’s rate of pay, hours worked, working conditions, safety issues or the behavior/performance of a MassDOT employee should be verbally reported to MassDOT as soon as possible. To ensure the proper resolution of each issue, a written statement signed by the Vendor shall be submitted within seventy-two (72) hours of the completion of the storm event in which the incident occurred, to the District Highway Director and MassDOT’s Snow and Ice Dispute Resolution Committee, c/o Lead State Snow and Ice Engineer, 00 Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 0000, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000. Issues that occur during non-snow and ice operations must be submitted in writing to the District Office within 72 hours of the Vendor being made aware of the issue. District mailing addresses are provided on the next page. The District Highway Director shall endeavor to respond within twenty (20) business days from the receipt of each written statement. If the District Highway Director determines that a meeting with the Vendor is warranted, the Vendor shall have the option to be represented at the meeting by any individual that they choose. If a Vendor chooses to be represented by an attorney, MassDOT must be informed at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting. Issues not reported by the Vendor within the specified 72-hour period are deemed waived. All decisions will be based on the information submitted by the Vendor, MassDOT employees, and the conditions stated in this Agreement. If an issue is not resolved in a manner that is satisfactory to the Vendor and the District, the Vendor may submit a dispute to MassDOT’s Snow and Ice Dispute Resolution Committee. The Committee shall be comprised of five members appointed by the Administrator. The Committee shall appoint an additional member that will serve solely as a secretary. Information must be sent to: Snow and Ice Dispute Resolution Committee, c/o Lead State Snow and Ice Engineer, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, State Transportation Building, 7th Floor, Highway Operations, 00 Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000. A decision of the Snow and Ice Dispute Committee, including a decision to terminate a Vendor from this Agreement, shall be final and binding. MassDOT will issue all reports or memos regarding a Vendor’s performance or other documented issues within 20 business days of the District Highway Director’s review and approval.
Resolution of Issues. To the extent that any dispute shall arise with respect thereto, the Board of Managers shall be entitled to decide all issues such as the existence of a quorum, the validity of proxies, the number of votes, the Members entitled to vote or consent and other similar procedural questions that are raised at any meeting of Members.
Resolution of Issues. The Union and Employer strongly support problem identification and resolution at the lowest level possible based on the issue. See workload dispute resolution process for further alternatives.
Resolution of Issues. This Agreement resolves all issues related to the effects on fisheries resources of the Project, as currently constructed, for the period May 12, 1981 through the duration of this Agreement. This includes resolution of the effects of the absence of flows in the Gorge bypass reach. It shall be submitted to the FERC for incorporation into the new license for the Project and shall be enforceable as an article thereof. The Parties agree that incorporation and enforcement as a license condition is a material provision of this Agreement. It is also the intent of the Parties that this Agreement shall be the basis for the dismissal of the Flow Proceeding, Docket No. EL 78-36.
Resolution of Issues. ESD112 and XXXXX will work diligently to resolve all Critical and High Severity incidents. Due to the complexity of certain incidents, a formal guarantee of resolution cannot be provided. ESD112 and XXXXX shall work extended hours to resolve a Critical Severity level incident.
Resolution of Issues. This Settlement Agreement establishes a mechanism for the completion of studies needed to inventory certain traditional cultural properties (TCPs) in the Project area and to analyze the potential impacts of continued Project operation on those TCPs. This Settlement Agreement also establishes mechanisms for ensuring that the Tribe’s interests in TCPs and other cultural properties (e.g. archaeological resources) are included in further studies and mitigation development, and further provides for the City to fund the Tribe’s cultural activities located away from the Project area in specified amounts in lieu of TCP site mitigation. This Settlement Agreement also establishes the Tribe’s obligations in support of this Settlement Agreement, which include agreement that City funding will be spent on cultural activities and cooperation with the City in the scoping and implementation of studies funded by the City under this Agreement. The Parties intend that full performance of this Agreement shall resolve all mitigation issues, including any of the Tribe’s objections to license issuance for the Project, as currently constructed, for the period October 28, 1977 through the duration of this Agreement, which are related to TCPs and shall fulfill the City's mitigation obligations for existing and potential impacts, whether or not anticipated, on TCPs during the term of the new license for the Project, subject to the right of the Tribe to reopen the proceedings pursuant to Section 2.8, and subject to the provisions of Section 2.9. By executing this Agreement, the Tribe agrees that the financial obligations set forth in the TCPs Mitigation Plan, Section 3 of this Agreement, constitutes the City's entire monetary obligation for mitigation for the Project as currently constructed regarding TCPs for the duration of the new license period, subject to the right of the Tribe to reopen the proceedings pursuant to Section 2.8. To the extent that the Tribe receives a possessory interest in real property or other assets transferred directly from the City or through the procedures established pursuant to the Memorandum of Agreement, Appendix A , the parties agree that the value of those interests and other assets to the Tribe may be entered into the administrative record for the third Project licensing proceeding solely as evidence of previous mitigation of ongoing TCP impacts of the current Project. Nothing herein shall prevent the Tribe from seeking additional mitigation under th...