Cooperating with Others Sample Clauses
The "Cooperating with Others" clause requires parties to actively work together and coordinate with third parties or other stakeholders involved in a project or agreement. In practice, this may involve sharing relevant information, attending joint meetings, or aligning schedules and activities to ensure smooth collaboration. The core function of this clause is to facilitate effective teamwork and communication, thereby reducing misunderstandings and ensuring that all parties can fulfill their obligations efficiently.
Cooperating with Others. Although not a direct requirement of the conditions of contract if the Purchaser is aware of the Supplier’s need to co-operate with Others (for example where the supply is to one of the Purchaser’s contractor’s on a project or design of the goods needs to be discussed with Others) details could be given here.
Cooperating with Others. Although not a direct requirement of the conditions of contract if the Purchaser is aware of the Supplier’s need to co-operate with Others (for example where the supply is to one of the Purchaser’s contractor’s on a project or design of the goods needs to be discussed with Others) details could be given here. Services & other things to be provided by the Purchaser or Supplier Clause 23.2 requires that the Goods Information state what services and other things are to be provided by the Parties, each to the other as part of the supply process. This has nothing to do with the services identified in the Contract Data. It would include temporary services and things needed to facilitate the supply, such as cranes provided by the Purchaser for offloading of the goods.
Cooperating with Others. N/A 5.6 Services & other things to be provided by the Purchaser or Supplier Clause 23.2 requires that the Goods Information state what services and other things are to be provided by the Parties, each to the other as part of the supply process. This has nothing to do with the services identified in the Contract Data. It would include temporary services and things needed to facilitate the supply, such as cranes provided by the Purchaser for offloading of the goods. N/A
Cooperating with Others. The Supply manager may request as and when required who the Parties are to Cooperate with.
Cooperating with Others. The Supplier cooperates with the stores personnel during Delivery. The Supplier co-operates with the Purchasers team in ensuring that the goods are delivered in accordance to all requirements
Cooperating with Others. N/A 5.6 Services & other things to be provided by the Purchaser or Supplier The Purchaser will assist should there be a need of crane or fork lift for off-loading.
Cooperating with Others. Supplier to co-operate with other Suppliers delivering goods, at Purchaser’s delivery place.
Cooperating with Others. Although not a direct requirement of the conditions of contract if the Purchaser is aware of the Supplier’s need to co-operate with Others (for example where the supply is to one of the Purchaser’s contractors on a project or design of the goods needs to be discussed with Others) details could be given here. Services & other things to be provided by the Purchaser or Supplier Clause 23.2 requires that the Goods Information state what services and other things are to be provided by the Parties, each to the other as part of the supply process. This has nothing to do with the services identified in the Contract Data. It would include temporary services and things needed to facilitate the supply, such as cranes provided by the Purchaser for offloading of the goods. The conditions of contract (e.g., Clause 16.2) require and other sections of the Goods Information (e.g., safety risk management) may require (mandate) that a meeting shall be held. However, the intention of all NEC contracts is that the Parties and their agents use the techniques of partnering to manage the contract by holding meetings designed to pro-actively and jointly manage the administration of the contract with the objective of minimising the adverse effects of risks and surprises for both Parties. Depending on the complexity of the goods, it is probably beneficial for the Supply Manager to hold a regular risk register meeting (Clause 16.2). This could be used to discuss safety, compensation events, subcontracting, overall co-ordination and other matters of a general nature. Separate meetings for specialist activities such as programming, engineering, and design management, may also be warranted. PART C3: SCOPE OF WORK PAGE 26 C3.1 SC3 PURCHASER’S GOODS INFORMATION Describe here the general meetings and their purpose. Provide particulars of approximate times, days, location, and attendance requirements, stipulating that attendees shall have the necessary delegated authority to make decisions in respect of matters raised at such meetings. The right to hold specialist meetings should be stated generically and in such a way that ambiguity with other parts of the Goods Information is avoided. The following text could be used as a model for this section: Regular meetings of a general nature may be convened and chaired by the Supply Manager as follows: Title and purpose Approximate time & interval Location Attendance by: Risk registers and compensation events Weekly on at Overall contract progress ...
Cooperating with Others. Not Applicable
Cooperating with Others. Suppliers could be requested to, deliver across many sites in the Generation fleet. Each site has its own Fuel Oil representative and this could be overwhelming. Support between the 2 parties is of utmost importance to ensure smooth running of this contract.