Flowdown Terms Sample Clauses

A Flowdown Terms clause requires a party, typically a contractor or supplier, to ensure that certain obligations or requirements from their own contract are passed down to their subcontractors or lower-tier suppliers. In practice, this means that if a company is bound by specific terms—such as confidentiality, compliance with laws, or quality standards—it must include those same terms in its agreements with any third parties involved in fulfilling the contract. The core function of this clause is to maintain consistency and compliance throughout the supply chain, ensuring that all parties involved are held to the same standards and reducing the risk of contractual breaches.
Flowdown Terms. The parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement will be considered to be a US Government subcontract pursuant to Indivior's Federal Supply Schedule (Contract#: 36F79720D0156) with the US Government and that this Agreement is subject to FAR 52.244-6 (Subcontracts for Commercial Items). Curia understands and agrees that its performance of services under this Agreement will be subject to certain applicable government requirements (the "Flowdown Terms") as set forth in Exhibit E, attached hereto. The parties further agree and acknowledge that (i) Curia is at all times responsible for determining which government requirements may apply as Flowdown Terms and ensuring its own compliance with the same; and (ii) the Flowdown Terms may be updated from time to time upon written notice from Indivior to Curia, which such written notice shall not require an amendment to this Agreement but shall be set forth in a separate writing.
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Flowdown Terms. Terms of this Agreement to include in City’s agreements with Subcontractors for procurement, design and construction of Owner’s Facilities are attached hereto as Exhibit D (“PG&E Flowdown Terms”); provided that in City’s discretion, it may include in its subcontracts additional terms hereof (e.g., all or portions of Exhibit B and Exhibit C, provisions of this Section 3 that are not already included in the Flowdown Terms or particular provisions hereof that might apply only to a particular Subcontractor). The PG&E Flowdown Terms will apply to any physical on-site portion of the Work beyond supervision and management. City employees will not perform this work. All Parties agree to honor the City’s Contractor’s and Subcontractors’ site safety rules to the same degree as is required of any site visitor.
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Flowdown Terms. The parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement will be Federal Supply Schedule (Contract#: 36F79720D0156) with the US Government and that this Agreement is subject to FAR 52.244-6 (Subcontracts for Commercial Items). Curia understands and agrees that its performance of services under this Agreement will be subject to certain applicable government requirements Exhibit E, attached hereto. The parties further agree and acknowledge that (i) Curia is at all times responsible for determining which government requirements may apply as Flowdown Terms and ensuring its own compliance with the same; and (ii) the Flowdown Terms may be updated from time to time upon written notice from Indivior to Curia, which such written notice shall not require an amendment to this Agreement but shall be set forth in a separate writing.
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Flowdown Terms. WRE are in the business of hiring certain parts of Ditton Park Manor in Datchet, Berks (the “Venue”) which is owned by Computer Associates UK Ltd or an affiliate thereof (“CA”) and making it available for weddings and other Events. Suppliers to WRE are engaged to supply goods and or services for such Events and accordingly need to agree to terms imposed on WRE by CA. Therefore, you the supplier agree to the following:
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