Facilities List Clause Samples

The Facilities List clause defines and enumerates the specific facilities, equipment, or resources that are to be provided or made available under the agreement. This clause typically details the types, quantities, and locations of facilities, such as office space, meeting rooms, or specialized equipment, that one party must supply to the other. By clearly outlining these provisions, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of what resources are included, thereby preventing disputes or misunderstandings regarding the availability or adequacy of facilities.
Facilities List. List of buildings, locations and contact information for the Department of Management Services (DMS) and Department of Corrections (DOC). This list provides primary locations for DMS and DOC, but is not all inclusive.
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Facilities List. NYLCare Mid-Atlantic agrees to provide Doctors Health with a list of approved health care providers, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, hospices and other health care facilities, which list shall be amended from time to time as necessary or appropriate. Said list is attached hereto as Attachment 2.14. The parties recognize that Doctors Health may use these and additional other facilities in order to perform their obligations under this Agreement.
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Facilities List. By December 15, 2008, the School District shall provide to the Michigan Department of Educa- tion a detailed list of all buildings and facilities owned or leased by the School District. The de- tailed list shall include for each building or facility the location, square footage, percentage of occupancy and, if leased, the annual cost, the lease-termination date, the price per square foot, the cancellation clause, whether the lease is on a gross or net basis and, if on a net basis, the operat- ing costs.
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Facilities List. Attachment C hereto sets forth any additional entities that shall have the right to purchase Products on the terms set forth in this Agreement. By its execution hereof, Facility represents and warrants that it has the corporate or limited liability company power and authority to enter into this Agreement on behalf of such entities. Facility shall update Attachment C by providing written notice to Manufacturer.
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