Defined Timelines Sample Clauses

The Defined Timelines clause establishes specific deadlines or timeframes within which certain actions, obligations, or deliverables must be completed under an agreement. For example, it may set a date by which a product must be delivered, a service must commence, or a payment must be made. By clearly outlining these time limits, the clause ensures that all parties understand their scheduling responsibilities and helps prevent disputes or delays related to timing.
Defined Timelines i. Service Provider shall adhere to the timelines in the Schedule of Work/Scope of Work provided by the Buyer in the contract for carrying out the Cleaning, Sanitation and Disinfection service. ii. The daily normal working hours would be stipulated by Buyer and may vary as per the Buyer’s directions and actual requirements.
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Defined Timelines. 1. If Buyer requires additional manpower during the contract period; Buyer shall inform about thesamewith specific requirements to the Service Provider 2months prior to the employment start date. 2. The manpower deployed shall be punctual and reach Buyer’s premise/ designated premise on the time defined by Buyer, prior information shall be given to Buyer for any delay/ absence. In case, deployed person comes late/leaves early on three occasions, one-day wage shall be deducted. Service Provider shall adhere to the timeline given by ▇▇▇▇▇ for providing the required manpower on ▇▇▇▇▇’s premise/ designated premise. 1. In case of non-availability of specifically demanded manpower; the Service Provider shall communicate the same to Buyer at least 1month prior to the employment start date.
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Defined Timelines. 1. The Service Provider shall ensure that assigned vehicle and driver report within 24 Hours of confirmation of order or as mutually agreed with the Buyer. 2. Buyer shall notify service provider of any change in schedule of hired car(s). The notification shall be provided 24 hours prior to change. 3. Delay in arrival beyond 30 minutes, shall attract deductions.
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Defined Timelines. 1. The Service Provider shall ensure that assigned ambulance along with driver and EMT (if demanded) report within 1 month of confirmation of order or as mutually agreed with the Buyer. 2. Buyer shall notify service provider of any change in schedule of hired ambulance(s). The notification shall be provided 24 hours prior to change. ⦁ Delay in arrival beyond 30 minutes, shall attract penalties.
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Defined Timelines. 1. Buyer shall inform about the type of spread, menu, number of packets/ buffets required and location of delivery/ buffet arrangement to the Service Provider 3 days prior to the date of event. 2. Service Provider shall adhere to the timeline given by ▇▇▇▇▇ for serving/ buffet arrangements on ▇▇▇▇▇’s premise/ designated premise. 3. In case of non-availability of specifically demanded food item; the Service Provider shall communicate the same to Buyer at least 2 days prior to the date of food delivery/ event.
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Defined Timelines. 1. Since timely delivery is the biggest essence of the contract, the Service Provider shall ensure that the order should be delivered as and when mentioned by the buyer.Any kind of delay in the delivery of printed orders shall attract deductions..
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Defined Timelines. The service provider shall adhere to the timelines in the schedule of work/ Scope of work provided by the buyer in the contract for carrying out the re-certification/ certification.
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Defined Timelines. 1. Since timely delivery is the biggest essence of the contract, the Service Provider shall ensure that the order should be delivered as and when mentioned by the buyer.Any kind of delay in the delivery of printed orders shall attract deductions..
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