Base Plates Sample Clauses
The 'Base Plates' clause defines the requirements and specifications for the base plates used in a construction or engineering project. It typically outlines the materials, dimensions, and installation methods for base plates, which are structural elements placed at the base of columns or equipment to distribute loads and provide stability. For example, the clause may require that base plates be made of a certain grade of steel and anchored with specific types of bolts. The core function of this clause is to ensure that base plates are properly designed and installed to maintain structural integrity and safety, thereby preventing failures at critical load-bearing points.
Base Plates. The Contractor may elect to purchase base plates in his or her own name directly from the State. If the Contractor elects to purchase base plates through the Carrier, the actual cost of the base plate may be deducted from the Contractor’s compensation pursuant to paragraph 16 and Appendix of this Agreement. If the Contractor elects to purchase base plates through the Carrier, and if, at termination of this Agreement, the Carrier is authorized to receive a refund or a credit for base plates purchased by Contractor from and issued in the name of the Carrier, or if the base plates are authorized to be sold by the Carrier to another contractor, the Carrier shall refund to Contractor a prorated share of the amount received. Such refund shall be made within fifteen (15) days of receipt of refund from the state or the proceeds of the sale of the base plate to another contractor.
Base Plates. Contractor agrees to obtain and display on the Equipment the base plates necessary to operate the Equipment lawfully on Carrier’s behalf. If Contractor chooses to have Carrier obtain the base plates and deduct the expense from Contractor’s gross compen- sation, Contractor will so indicate in Appendix A. If this Agreement is terminated prior to Contractor’s reimbursement of Carrier’s ex- pense in full, Contractor authorizes Carrier to deduct any remain- ing amount from Contractor’s final settlement and/or Escrow Fund. If Contractor removes and returns the plate(s) to Carrier upon the termination of this Agreement and if Carrier then receives a refund or credit for the plate(s) or resells the plate(s) to another contractor, Carrier will refund to Contractor a prorated share of the amount received by Carrier, less any transfer or replacement fees owed to the plating jurisdictions. If Contractor asks ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to make any changes to a base plate (for example, to increase or decrease the vehicle-weight bracket), Carrier will use its best efforts to make the change and deduct or otherwise recover the amount stated in the Deductions Table.
Base Plates. Contractor may elect to obtain base plate(s) required by Section 18(a) of this Agreement for Contractor’s Equipment by initialing OPTION 1. Alternatively, Contractor may initial OPTION 2 below and have Carrier initially pay the amount owed to the issuing jurisdiction for the plate(s), and rent the plate to Contractor as provided in Option 2 below.
Base Plates. Contractor may furnish its own base plates or may elect to use base plates provided by COMPANY for the amount of $XX per week to be deducted from Settlement(s) during the term of this Agreement. If base plates are paid for by Contractor, Contractor will have no weekly deduction from Settlement(s). Yes, plate my tractor. $XX per week deduction. I have provided my current 2290, title and ▇▇▇▇ of sale. Signed this day of , 20XX. By: By: Its: Driver Relations Manager Its: Owner COMPANY requires Contractor to have bobtail insurance; (NTL) in the amount of $1,000,000. Proof of this coverage must be provided to COMPANY before the completion of the qualification process. If the Contractor has no coverage it may procure it on its own or may purchase it through COMPANY for the current billed rate as evidenced by the invoice from the insurance provider to COMPANY plus an administrative charge due COMPANY of X%. Contractor authorizes and directs COMPANY to deduct insurance costs plus COMPANY’S administrative charges, from weekly Settlement(s) due or come due to Contractor. Contractor may also furnish its own physical damage insurance (covers damages sustained to Contractor’s tractor and/or trailer) or may procure it through COMPANY and pay for it as described in the above paragraph. Please check below Yes Yes No No Bobtail Insurance / ▇▇▇-tail premium currently runs $XX a month. Physical Damage Insurance / Tractor Value $ Yes No Physical Damage Insurance / Trailer Value $ Physical damage premiums are figured based on the value of your equipment. bills company the 1st of every month for that month. For example: if we insure your equipment in the middle of the month, you will owe for the remainder of that month, the current month they are billing and the deposit. Independent Contractors may choose to use services to send in required paperwork for settlement. Currently costs $XX a month unlimited use. This amount could vary depending on the number of Contractors using this service. If the amount changes you will be notified. Yes No Signed this day of , 2006. By: By: Its: Driver Relations Manager Its: Owner TRACTOR: Make: Serial #: Year: Plate #: State: Year Purchased: Price Purchased: Empty Weight:_ Tractor Length: # of axles: TRAILER: Type of Trailer: Flat Step deck Stretch RGN Van # Axles: _ Make: _ Year: Serial #: Plate #: State: Year Purchased: _ Purchase Price:
Base Plates. Contractor shall obtain, and properly display on the Equipment, the license base plates necessary to operate the Equipment lawfully on Carrier’s behalf. If Contractor chooses to rent from Carrier a base plate and have Carrier deduct the expense from Contractor’s settlement compensation (with an administrative fee to Carrier), Contractor shall so indicate by initialing Option 2 of Section 1(a) of Exhibit D (Contractor Election Form). Otherwise, Contractor shall initial Option 1 of Section 1(a) of Exhibit D.