Operational Terms Clause Samples
Operational Terms. Administrator or its delegate(s) will furnish Servicer or its delegate, on each Business Day with respect to each Class of each Fund made available by such Servicer, with (i) net asset value information as determined at or about the Valuation Time and (ii) income accrual factors, dividend, and capital gains information as it becomes available. Administrator or its delegate(s) will use best efforts to provide net asset value, income accrual, dividend and capital gains information to Servicer or its designee by 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time on each Business Day. Servicer will ensure that all Orders are dated and time stamped when received by Servicer or any Indirect Intermediary. Unless otherwise instructed by Servicer, dividends and capital gains distributions from any Fund shall be automatically reinvested in additional Shares of such Fund. Except with respect to the processing of Orders utilizing the National Securities Clearing Corporation (“NSCC”) Fund/SERV system (“Fund/SERV”) or the Defined Contribution Clearance & Settlement System (“DCC&S”), as discussed below, payment for net purchases of Shares attributable to all Orders placed with a Company or the Transfer Agent as of the Valuation Time on a given Business Day will be wired by Servicer or its delegate to such Company’s custodial account designated by the Administrator no later than 3:00 p.m. Eastern time on the next Business Day. Purchases of Shares will settle only upon receipt of payment in full by the Transfer Agent or other delegate of the Company. Administrator ordinarily shall provide for payment of net redemptions of Shares attributable to Orders received in good order by Servicer or its delegate prior to the Valuation Time on a given Business Day to be wired to a custodial account designated by Servicer no later than 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time on the next Business Day. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each Company may, if it deems appropriate, delay redemptions of the Shares of a Fund or postpone payment upon redemption, to the extent permitted by the 1940 Act. If, and to the extent, Distributor and Servicer process Orders through Fund/SERV, and/or utilize the NSCC Networking system (“NETWORKING”) or DCC&S in connection with processing, account reconciliation and dividend processing, Servicer represents that it has access to Fund/SERV, NETWORKING and/or DCC&S services. Distributor and Servicer shall abide by the Rules & Procedures of the NSCC (“Rules”) and the Rules shall be part of the terms and con...
Operational Terms. STANDARD PRACTICES
Operational Terms. (i) Services will be performed as specified in the Policies and Procedures Manual as defined in the HP MPSA. GroceryCo will work directly with HP on day to day escalations, outages, etc. in accordance with the current North American escalation process, without the need to contact or involve SnackCo. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following exceptions will apply:
(1) Any contractual changes to the current Statements of Work to the HP MPSA will be managed by SnackCo.
(2) Any changes that would impact financial obligations under the HP MPSA, including any resolutions of financial disputes with HP, will be managed by SnackCo.
(3) Significant operational performance issues will be escalated to and managed by SnackCo.
(ii) Technical Change Management will be performed in the following manner:
(1) The Technical Change Management process as set forth in in the HP MPSA will be delivered as specified in the Policies and Procedures Manual, with GroceryCo permitted to participate in shared infrastructure/application changes. Alternately, both parties can agree to establish separate Technical Change Management processes to address GroceryCo network changes only.
(2) To the extent permitted under the HP MPSA, GroceryCo, SnackCo and HP will participate in one Change Control Board and Change Approval Board with respect to shared infrastructure/Services.
(iii) NSSRs will be managed as specified in the Policies and Procedures Manual, with the following exceptions:
(1) The NSSR cannot alter the terms and conditions of the current HP MPSA without SnackCo written consent.
(2) Billing for NSSRs must follow financial terms as outlined in Section 2.3(a) – Financial Terms of the HP MPSA.
Operational Terms. 43. STANDARD PRACTICES 44 44. ESCALATION PROCEDURES 44 45. CONTACT WITH END USERS 44 46. CAPACITY PLANNING AND FORECASTS 44 47. BONA FIDE REQUEST (BFR) 46 48. ORDERING AND PROVISIONING 48 49. BILLING AND PAYMENTS/DISPUTED AMOUNTS 49 50. AUDITS 53 51. CENTURYLINK OSS INFORMATION 54 52. NETWORK MANAGEMENT 57 53. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 58 ARTICLE V. INTERCONNECTION, TRANSPORT AND TERMINATION OF TRAFFIC 59 54. SERVICES COVERED 59 55. NETWORK INTERCONNECTION METHODS 59 56. SIGNALING AND INTERCONNECTION TRUNKING REQUIREMENTS 64 57. INTERCARRIER COMPENSATION 70 58. TRANSIT TRAFFIC 73 ARTICLE VI. ADDITIONAL SERVICES 76 59. NUMBER PORTABILITY 76 60. ACCESS TO POLES, DUCTS, CONDUITS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY 79 61. BASIC 911 AND E911 SERVICE 79 62. DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE 85 ARTICLE VII. PRICING 86 63. GENERAL PRICING TERMS 86 64. APPLICABILITY OF OTHER RATES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS 86 65. APPLICATION OF NON-RECURRING CHARGES 86 66. INDIVIDUAL CASE BASIS PRICING (ICB) 86 ARTICLE VIII. MISCELLANEOUS 88 67. AUTHORIZATION AND AUTHORITY 88 68. COUNTERPARTS 88 SIGNATURE PAGE 89 TABLE 1 RATES This CMRS Interconnection Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by and between CenturyTel of Montana, Inc. d/b/a CenturyLink (“CenturyLink”), and Onvoy Spectrum, LLC (“Carrier”), in its capacity as a licensed provider of Commercial Mobile Radio Service (“CMRS”). CenturyLink and Carrier are herein referred to collectively as the “Parties” and each individually as a “Party.” This Agreement covers services in the State of Montana.
Operational Terms. You hereby agree throughout the duration of this Agreement:
4.1. to display Card logo signage, as supplied by us, in locations on the outside and inside of your taxi vehicle or as directed by your local taxi licensing authority,
4.2. to indemnify and keep us fully indemnified at all times against all losses, actions, claims, demands, costs or expenses arising directly or indirectly from the Services provided to you or your failure to carry out any obligation under this Agreement;
Operational Terms. These IDENTITYWORKS Operational Terms (“Operational Terms”) supplement and form a part of the IDENTITYWORKS Product Agreement (“Agreement”) Client has previously or simultaneously entered into with CIC. The Operational Terms apply to CIC’s provision of Consumer Products to Client, and to Clients’ Individuals. Please note that the majority of defined terms used throughout these Operational Terms are already defined within the Agreement (please refer to that document for their definitions), and the following section of “Additional Defined Terms” is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all defined terms used herein.
Operational Terms. 2.1 TMFPD shall, at its sole expense, equip, staff, operate, maintain and make available the TMFPD Ambulances to respond on EMS calls within the Limited Response Zones.
2.2 TMFPD shall at all times staff each TMFPD Ambulance providing Transport Services with the requisite the number of persons holding the certifications required to provide EMS Services under the Franchise Agreement. TMFPD commits to provide such professional capabilities as will be required to perform in a competent and professional manner under this Agreement. TMFPD shall perform its services to the standard of care of a reasonable contractor that is performing the same or similar work, at the same time and locality, and under the same or similar conditions faced by TMFPD. TMFPD shall provide the supervisory and management personnel necessary to administer and oversee all aspects of the Transport Services.
2.3 TMFPD shall receive and respond to calls for Transport Services from REMSA dispatch. REMSA dispatch shall provide TMFPD information with respect to the nature and priority of the call; however, this shall not exclude TMFPD from responding to calls in the Limited Response Zones from their current contracted dispatch provider. TMFPD shall immediately notify REMSA dispatch if TMFPD staffing, or equipment are unavailable to respond to any call for Transport Services. REMSA may continue to dispatch ambulances and transport patients in the Limited Response Zones when appropriate resources are closest, or to further supplement any response area within the Franchise Service Area to ensure response time compliance. REMSA will work with TMFPD to ensure appropriate response times and clinical quality standards are met and resources are used most efficiently, and efforts are not duplicated and will collaborate and include TMFPD in discussions related to system enhancements affecting this Agreement.
2.4 TMFPD will communicate with REMSA dispatch on the status of response to calls for Transport Services through Mobile Data Computer or Radio as a back-up to include: En Route; On Scene; Patient Contact; Transport to Destination; Arrival at Destination; Call Clear; Call Cancellations including reasons; Hospital Delays (status 99); Destination diversions; Report Transport Mileage upon arrival at destination.
2.5 TMFPD shall secure all required approvals of state or local agencies to operate the TMFPD Ambulances and provide ambulance services in accordance with this Agreement, and REMSA agrees to supp...
Operational Terms. When using the ColdStream platform, you will use reasonable efforts to follow the recommended practices specified at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/documentation .
Operational Terms. LeanIX will provide Service Levels, Updates and Maintenance in accordance with Exhibit “Operational Terms Exhibit”.
Operational Terms a. P4 will refrain from rail traffic to or from the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon mine prior to April 27 each calendar year.
b. P4 will ensure that no repeated or sustained noise emanating from within the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Mine project boundary will cause an increase greater than 10 dBA above ambient at the Dry Valley lek from 6pm to 9am, March 15 to May 15, unless and until the Dry Valley lek location 3C040 satisfies the definition of an inactive or unoccupied lek under the then-applicable BLM GRSG Approved Resource Management Plan Amendment for Idaho (“ARMPA”), or otherwise no longer implicates required BLM management actions under the then-applicable ARMPA. For the purposes of this paragraph, “▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Mine project boundary” is as depicted in Figure 2-1 of the RMRP, or any equivalent superseding map that the Parties agree in writing to substitute.
c. P4 will retain a qualified consultant to evaluate and propose selenium dust mitigation measures at the mine site ore handling and storage area including a tree buffer for the ore stockpile and handling facilities. P4 will implement any technically and economically feasible dust mitigation measures recommended by the consultant. Feasibility will be determined in P4’s sole discretion.