Operational Details Sample Clauses
Operational Details. The Parties will also work together throughout the Phase One Term, each acting in good faith to agree on, as needed, further operational details regarding, among other things, the purchase process, logistics, sampling, transportation and delivery of the Product; provided, however, that any such additional details shall not supersede the terms of this Agreement unless agreed by the Parties in writing.
Operational Details. There are 2 keys:
Operational Details. A. SERVICE SITE: YOUTH are served at a mutually agreed upon site.
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Operational Details. 2.1 To enable CRISIL to provide Services, Client will provide to CRISIL the following Information in a timely manner. Information includes, among other things:
(a) details of the Securities (including terms sheets or information memorandum in the case of bonds and pass through certificates (PTCs)) forming part of the portfolio of Client Mutual Funds and other relevant information that CRISIL may from time to time request. These details will be provided in the format, mode and manner that CRISIL will specify from time to time. For Securities in respect of which Information is available in CRISIL Bond Valuer, Client will extract the necessary details and provide them to CRISIL in an electronic spread sheet;
(b) corporate actions and changes (together with revised data) in respect of the Securities forming part of the portfolio of Client Mutual Funds. This includes, but is not limited to: (i) the cash flows and any revised cash flows (in the case of PTCs), (ii) interest rates and revised interest rates in the case of floating rate bonds (i.e. spreads and revised benchmark yields); (iii) changes to any other terms and conditions that have an impact on Valuations – for example, (A) exercising of options such as put, call, early redemption by the Client or the issuer; (B) change in coupon rate; (C) change in redemption date; and (D) bond restructuring.
(c) where Client Mutual Fund(s) add a Security to the Client Mutual Funds’ portfolio, Client will notify CRISIL in writing on the same day that it adds the Security. Client will notify CRISIL in writing on a weekly basis the Securities it has removed from its portfolio.
(d) Client will provide its internal rating for unrated Securities forming part of Client Mutual Funds’ portfolio.
2.2 The Report will contain the ISIN, Security name, maturity or deemed maturity date of the Security, clean price (except in case of PTCs where gross price will be provided), yield and modified duration, ratings and rating changes. Initially the Report for corporate bond, commercial paper, certificate of deposit and bills rediscounted and the output of the CAS will be in the formats set out in Annexure B. Reports for the other Securities will be in the format in which CRISIL generally provides.
2.3 CRISIL will track rating changes of the rating agencies that it may from time to time cover (currently, CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, India Ratings and Brickworks). The rating changes published up to 15:30 hours on the day of Valuation will be factor...
Operational Details. The parties further agree on the following matters which provide operational details concerning Plan operation, or are related to the Plan but are outside the scope of its provisions:
A. The provisions of Chapter 5.19 are not subject to the Grievance Procedure set forth in Article 26 of this MOU,
B. The County monthly contribution shall be 3 percent of compensation and the minimum monthly employee contribution shall be 4.5 percent of compensation.
C. The Plan Administrative Committee (PAC) shall have responsibility for the operation and administration of the Plan and trust, and the members of the PAC shall be Atrustees@ subject to the fiduciary duties imposed on trustees under California law, including but not limited to the duties imposed by the Uniform Prudent Investors Act.
D. The Plan shall be administered by the PAC, consisting of the Auditor-Controller, Chief Administrative Officer, County Counsel, Treasurer and Tax Collector, a representative of Local 660, SEIU, AFL-CIO, and a representative of the Coalition of County Unions. Local 660, SEIU, AFL-CIO and the Coalition of County Unions may each designate one named alternate member. Administrative costs will be charged against the account earnings, subject to limits set by Federal regulation. Policies and procedures will be established to minimize administrative costs. The PAC shall provide to each participant a periodic statement of account and information describing the benefits provided by the plan.
E. To the extent that employees represented by SEIU Local 660 are impacted, the termination of the Plan or the amendment of any Plan provisions that are subject to negotiation shall be negotiated between the parties.
F. In the event that the County is mandated by Federal or State law to re-enter the Social Security system during the term of the current Fringe Benefits Memorandum of Understanding, at the request of either party, the parties agree to open negotiations within 45 days of such request regarding the impact of such mandate on the matching
Operational Details. 1. EWU and School District agree that contemporaneous with or following execution of this Agreement and within the scope of its provisions, EWU may develop letter agreements with School District to formalize operational details of the field experience program. These details include, but are not limited to, the following:
i. Beginning dates and length of experience (to be mutually agreed upon before the beginning of the field experience program);
ii. Number of candidates eligible to participate in the field experience program;
iii. Specific days, hours and locations for the field experience program;
iv. Specific learning objectives and performance expectations for candidates;
v. Specific allocation of responsibilities for the FS, MT, Administrator, and any other persons who will be supervising candidates under this Agreement;
vi. Deadlines and format for candidate progress reports and evaluation forms. Any such letter agreements will be considered to be attachments to this Agreement, will be binding when signed by authorized representatives of each party, and may be modified by subsequent letter agreements signed by authorized representatives of each party.
Operational Details. 1. EWU and School District agree that contemporaneous with or following execution of this Agreement and within the scope of its provisions, EWU may develop letter agreements with School District to formalize operational details of the field experience program. These details include, but are not limited to, the following:
i. Beginning dates and length of experience (to be mutually agreed upon before the beginning of the field experience program);
ii. Number of candidates eligible to participate in the field experience program;
iii. Specific days, hours and locations for the field experience program; iv.Specific learning objectives and performance expectations for candidates;
Operational Details. 9.1 Vendor will employ trained service engineers / technicians certified by their principal OEM for the service under this AMC.
9.2 Vendor shall maintain adequate spares inventory at their offices in all Regions. Only Genuine spares of OEM should be used.
9.3 Vendor shall make efforts to maintain and operate a toll free help desk for lodging of complaints. The helpdesk will necessarily give a service request number / complaint number for each complaint registered.
9.4 Vendor shall make efforts to maintain and operate an Internet site with a web based, real time complaint monitoring system and access to the same will be given to all concerned HPCL Regional offices and officials.
9.5 The site shall also host all reports including details of all AMC/ Break down calls, history card, monthly summary, spare parts utilisation etc., in the formats desired by HPCL .
9.6 The Vendor will maintain history card for each dispensing unit in the form at mutually agreed at the Retail outlet. A copy of the same will be submitted along with the service reports. All maintenance & repairs carried out will be recorded on this history card.
9.7 The Vendor will also maintain service reports for all AMC visits & breakdown visits & copy of the same will be submitted along with bills of each month.
9.8 The Vendor will provide a list of service personnel / locations where the complaints can be lodged by HPCL. The Vendor will maintain a record of the complaints received and attended.
9.9 The Vendor will intimate in advance the respective HPCL Manager - Engg./ Regional Manager the period during which the service person/s of the vendor will be visiting the HPCL RO for preventive maintenance in the form of an AMC scheduler.
9.10 All maintenance & repairs complaints attended beyond the period as per Clause 5.2 above will be summarized by the Vendor & emailed to the respective HPCL Manager - E& P for their review and acceptance.
9.11 A summary of the complaints received & rectified will be e-mailed by the Vendor to the HPCL Regional Manager on monthly basis in the mutually agreed format.
9.12 The integrity of hardware of all DUs to be checked during every service visit for maintenance of DUs. Towards this, stickers-affixable only once - with serial numbers shall be provided and intactness of these stickers to be checked and recorded on the service reports during visits for service.
9.13 Lip seals shall be checked for leaks and rectified, if any. Integrity of flameproof arrangements, etc. t...
Operational Details. Any requested change to the Operational Details as agreed to herein will require mutual agreement and a subsequent Change Order to be executed by both parties. Changes to the Operational Details may result in financial changes to the existing agreement based on the nature of and impact of the change requested.
Operational Details. When calls for service within the area of concurrent jurisdiction are received by this agency, agency personnel will immediately transfer calls to PGPD after informing callers that the reason for the transfer is that PGPD is the agency of primary jurisdiction.