Procedure B Clause Samples

Procedure B is a contractual provision that outlines a specific set of steps or actions to be followed in certain situations covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause details the process for handling particular events, such as dispute resolution, notification requirements, or the execution of specific tasks. For example, it may require parties to submit written notice within a set timeframe or to follow a defined sequence of actions before escalating an issue. The core function of Procedure B is to ensure consistency and clarity in how parties address specific scenarios, thereby reducing misunderstandings and streamlining the management of contractual obligations.
Procedure B. Operator shall:
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Procedure B. The Operator shall contract the most capable supplier of goods and services according to cost and quality criteria, and the Operating Committee shall be informed of the engagement. 3.21.1. When the supplier winning an engagement procedure B is an Affiliate of any of the Contracted Parties, the Operating Committee’s prior approval is required. 3.21.2. Under any circumstance, the Operator shall promote the engagement procedure with participation of at least three (3) qualified suppliers. 3.21.3. 3.22.2.1. In case the Operator verifies a market situation where there are less than three (3) suppliers for contracting an item or service, the matter shall be taken to the Operating Committee for resolution, as provided for in Procedure C.
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Procedure B. The Parties shall establish a Bid Committee, consisting of equal numbers of representatives from each of the Service Provider and the Operator. The Service Provider shall, with the assistance of the Joint Operating Team:
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Procedure B. The Operator shall contract the most capable supplier of goods and services according to cost and quality criteria, and the Operating Committee shall be informed of the engagement. 3.19.1. When the supplier winning an engagement procedure B is an Affiliate of any of the Contracted Parties, the Operating Committee’s prior approval is required. 3.19.2. Under any circumstance, the Operator shall promote the engagement procedure with participation of at least three (3) qualified suppliers. 3.19.2.1. If the Operator finds a market situation in which there are less than 3 (three) suppliers for the contracting of a good or service, the Operator must make available to the other Consortium Members a preliminary list of participants in the contracting procedure, which must be completed with indications from any of the Consortium Members upon request to the Operator within a maximum period of 15 (fifteen) days from the receipt of the preliminary list.. 3.19.3. Any Consortium Member may have access to a copy of the agreements executed by the Operator upon request.
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Procedure B. Operator shall contract the supplier of goods and services with the best qualified contractor according to cost and quality criteria, being prohibited from paying in installments for the acquisition of the same good or service, and the Operational Committee must be informed of the contract within 30 (thirty) days of date of conclusion of the respective contract. 3.28.1. When the supplier winning an engagement procedure B is an Affiliate of any of the Contracted Parties, the Operating Committee’s prior approval is required. 3.28.2. Under any circumstance, the Operator shall promote the engagement procedure with participation of at least three (3) qualified suppliers. 3.28.2.1. If the Operator finds a market situation in which there are less than 3 (three) suppliers for the contracting of a good or service, the Operator must make available to the other Consortium Members a preliminary list of participants in the contracting procedure, which must be completed with indications from any of the Consortium Members upon request to the Operator within a maximum period of 15 (fifteen) days from the receipt of the preliminary list. 3.28.3. Any Consortium Member may have access to a copy of the agreements executed by the Operator upon request.
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Procedure B. Subject to item 1.2 of this Schedule 6, the Manager will have the authority to award the contract, or a series of related contracts, (same contractor, same service or equipment, same operation) to a third party contractor for aggregate amounts of less than or equal to that set out above under Procedure B. Contract awards under this Procedure B must be competitively bid, unless the Management Committee otherwise agrees. Contract awards in excess of the amounts set out above in Procedure B will be subject to Management Committee approval, unless otherwise agreed. Upon the request of a Joint Venturer, the Manager must provide such Joint Venturer a copy of the executed contract.
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Procedure B. 4.7.2.2.1. Using hammer and chisel or a power cut-off saw, weaken the base of the drive rail. When sufficiently weakened, bend drive rail by hand until it breaks. 4.7.2.2.2. Hammer the drive rail ▇▇▇▇▇ using the proper tool, until it’s flush with ground. 4.7.2.2.3. Mix proper amount of pre-mixed gravel mix with water to repair sidewalk. 4.7.2.2.4. Leave work area neat and clean by sweeping and removing all debris.
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Procedure B. Provide the Party with a list of all the entities approved by the Operating Committee as per Appendix F (V) for the applicable category of the contract, along with other entities, if any, from whom the Operator proposes to invite tender;
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