Implementation of single FWC Sample Clauses

Implementation of single FWC. The implementing arrangements between the contracting authority and the contractor are stipulated in Section 4.2 of the Technical specifications (Part 2 of the Tender Specifications).

Implementation of single FWC. The contracting authority orders services by sending the contractor a specific contract by e-mail. Within [Insert] working days, the contractor must either: - send back to the contracting authority the specific contract duly signed and dated [in paper format] or [by e-mail]; or - send an explanation of why it cannot accept the order. If the contractor repeatedly refuses to sign the specific contracts or repeatedly fails to send them back on time, the contractor may be considered in breach of its obligations under this FWC as set out in Article 17 of the General Conditions.

Implementation of single FWC. The contractor provides the service in accordance with point 2.1 (Services covered by the contract) and 2.2 (Delivery of Services) of Tender Specifications. If the contractor repeatedly fails to provide the service in above-described way, it may be considered as breach of obligations under this FWC as set out in Article II.17.1 (c).

Implementation of single FWC. The contracting authority orders supplies by sending the contractor a specific contract in paper format or by e-mail or by online ordering directly on the website of the contractor. Within five (5) working days, the contractor must either: - send back to the contracting authority the specific contract duly signed and dated in paper format or by e-mail or the confirmation of the online ordering on the website of the contractor; - send an explanation of why it cannot accept the order. If the contractor repeatedly refuses to sign the specific contracts or repeatedly fails to send them back on time, the contractor may be considered in breach of its obligations under this FWC as set out in Article II.17.1 (c).

Implementation of single FWC. Within 10 working days of a request for supplies and/or services being sent by the contracting authority, the contractor must either: - send a completed formal offer duly signed and dated, or - send an explanation of why it cannot accept the request for supplies. The contracting authority orders supplies or services by sending the contractor a specific contract in paper format. Within 10 working days, the contractor must either: - send the specific contract back to the contracting authority signed and dated; or - send an explanation of why it cannot accept the order. If the contractor repeatedly refuses to sign the specific contracts or repeatedly fails to send them back on time, the contractor may be considered in breach of its obligations under this FWC as set out in Article II.17.1 (c).

Implementation of single FWC. The FWC is implemented as follows: a) The contracting authority orders supplies by sending the contractor a request for specific contract. The request for specific contract must determine the time limit for the contractor to state its intention to reply or not (which may not be less than two days of receipt of the request for specific contract ) and the reply time limit (which may not be less than two days of receipt of the request for specific contract ). b) Within the time limit indicated in the request for specific contract, the contractor must state its intention to reply to the request for specific contract or not. The intention not to reply must be motivated appropriately. c) The contractor’s reply to the request for specific contract must be submitted within the time limit indicated in the request for specific contract . d) The contracting authority has the right to proceed with the opening and the assessment of the contractor’s reply, immediately after its receipt, without having to wait for the expiration of the submission period specified in the request for specific contract. e) The reply is binding on the contractor at least for the validity period mentioned in the f) The specific contract has to be signed by the contractor within the time-limit indicated by the contracting authority in the invitation to sign the specific contract. g) If the contractor repeatedly fails to reply to the requests for specific contractor fails to sign the resulting specific contracts within the set time limit, the contractor may be considered in breach of its obligations under this FWC as set out in Article II.17.1 (c). 7.1 is not activated the contracting authority may decide to order supplies by sending the contractor a specific contract which the contractor must either send back duly signed and dated within two days, or , instead, send an explanation of why it cannot accept the order.

Implementation of single FWC. The FWC is implemented through website ordering by the parents of the pupils or through specific contracts by the schools : ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ordering by the parents of the pupils: The FWC is implemented via the online ordering of the supplies by the parents or legal representatives of the pupils, via a website with a page dedicated to sportswear for the pupils of the European schools. 2. Specific contracts by the schools: The contracting authority reserves the right to order also supplies occasionally by sending the contractor a specific contract in paper format or by e-mail. Within five (5) working days, the contractor must either: - send back to the contracting authority the specific contract duly signed and dated in paper format] or by e-mail; or - send an explanation of why it cannot accept the order. If the contractor repeatedly refuses to sign the specific contracts or repeatedly fails to send them back on time, the contractor may be considered in breach of its obligations under this FWC as set out in Article II.17.1 (c).

Implementation of single FWC. Within three (3) working days after request of a Purchase Order being sent by the contracting authority, the Contractor shall return it, duly signed. The period allowed for the execution of the tasks shall start to run on the date of the signature of the Purchase Order.