Approval of Projects; DIR and DIR Customer Requests Sample Clauses

The "Approval of Projects; DIR and DIR Customer Requests" clause establishes the process by which projects and specific requests from the Department of Information Resources (DIR) or its customers must be reviewed and approved before work begins. Typically, this involves submitting project proposals or requests for evaluation, after which formal approval is required from designated parties, such as DIR representatives or authorized customer contacts. This clause ensures that all work undertaken aligns with the expectations and requirements of DIR and its customers, preventing unauthorized or unapproved projects and thereby maintaining oversight and accountability.
Approval of Projects; DIR and DIR Customer Requests. The Designated DIR Representative may accept or reject Project proposals in his or her sole discretion. Successful Respondent shall not agree to provide Projects to DIR or any DIR Customers without the prior approval of Designated DIR Representative. DIR shall not be obligated to pay for any Projects not properly authorized by the Designated DIR Representative. Without limiting DIR's other rights under this Agreement or applicable Law, if Successful Respondent fails to comply strictly with this Section 4.6(c), it shall receive no compensation for any services rendered to DIR or any DIR Customer in violation of this Section 4.6(c).
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Approval of Projects; DIR and DIR Customer Requests. The DIR Data Center Services Manager may accept or reject Project proposals in his or her sole discretion. Service Provider shall not agree to provide Projects to DIR or any DIR Customers without the prior approval of the DIR Data Center Services Manager. DIR shall not be obligated to pay for any Projects not properly authorized by the DIR Data Center Services Manager. Without limiting DIR's other rights under this Agreement or applicable Law, if Service Provider fails to comply strictly with this Section 4.7(c), it shall receive no compensation for any services rendered to DIR or any DIR Customer in violation of this Section 4.7(c).
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Approval of Projects; DIR and DIR Customer Requests. Service Provider shall not agree to provide Projects to DIR or any DIR Customers without an approved Solution Order. DIR shall not be obligated to pay for any Projects not properly authorized by the DIR Managed Applications Services Manager. Without limiting DIR's other rights under this Agreement or applicable Law, if Service Provider fails to comply strictly with this Section 4.9(c), it shall receive no compensation for any services rendered to DIR or any DIR Customer in violation of this Section 4.9(c).
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