Assistance and services from DEI Sample Clauses

Assistance and services from DEI. 7.1 Promptly after execution of this Agreement, during a Kick-Off Meeting (the first meeting held after the KICK-OFF DATE) held at CONTRACTOR facilities, the parties will mutually agree on a coordination procedure, and on a time schedule. The parties will also schedule the other meetings as described below. [*] Kick-off meeting & Basic Engineering review CONTRACTOR’S SITE [*] Review of deliverables per 5.3(a) Michigan, USA [*] Review of deliverables per 5.3(c) CLIENT or CONTRACTOR’S SITE [*] Review of deliverables per 5.3(d) Michigan, USA [*] Review of deliverables per 5.3(f) CLIENT or CONTRACTOR’S SITE 7.2 Review of Detailed Engineering Documents a) Promptly after their completion, the documents listed in Schedule 2 shall be submitted to DEI at DEI’s offices in order to allow their examination for conformity with the process specifications and design furnished hereunder. All such documents shall be treated as the CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION of CLIENT pursuant to this AGREEMENT. b) Except as otherwise agreed between the parties these documents will be in English language. c) Save as agreed during the Kick-off meeting, DEI will complete such examination within 15 (fifteen) working days from the date of DEI’s receipt of said documents and will notify such completion to CLIENT, whether or not DEI has remarks to convey. CLIENT shall have no obligation to update or revise the documents listed DEI Agreement Number: 0743.01 - 9/69 - in Schedule 2 or to incorporate any of DEI’s comments to such documents unless the comments and/or revisions are reasonably consistent with the specifications or data previously provided by DEI. DEI’s failure to provide any comments within such fifteen (15) day period shall be deemed as DEI’s acceptance of the documents, which shall satisfy DEI’s approval requirement set forth in Section B-2(a)(iv) of Schedule 3.
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