SECONDARY PROCESSING PROPOSALS The Sample Clauses

The 'Secondary Processing Proposals' clause establishes the procedures and requirements for submitting and evaluating proposals related to secondary processing activities within a contract or project. Typically, this clause outlines who may submit such proposals, the information that must be included, and the timeline for review and approval by the relevant parties. For example, a contractor might propose an alternative method for processing materials or handling by-products, subject to the client's approval. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured mechanism for considering and implementing changes or improvements to secondary processing, ensuring that all parties have a clear process for proposing and assessing such modifications.
SECONDARY PROCESSING PROPOSALS The. Joint Venturers will from time to time renew the investigations already commenced by them as to the feasibility of establishing within the said State a plant or plants for secondary processing of iron ore from the mineral lease and will by the end of Year 10 (or within such extended time as the Minister may allow) submit to the Minister detailed proposals for the establishment of such a plant or plants on the following basis — (a) the plant or plants to be of such design and dimensions that will progressively have the capacity to process annually — (i) by the end of Year 12 — not less than two million (2,000,000) tons of iron ore, (ii) by the end of Year 21 — not less than four million (4,000,000) tons of iron ore, (iii) by the end of Year 30 — not less than six million (6,000,000) tons of iron ore. (b) the capital cost involved to be not less than eighty million dollars ($80,000,000) unless the Joint Venturers utilize a less expensive but at least equally satisfactory method of secondary processing of iron ore than any at present known to either party.
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SECONDARY PROCESSING PROPOSALS The. Joint Venturers will from time to time renew the investigations already commenced by them as to the feasibility of establishing within the said State a plant or plants for secondary processing of iron ore from the mineral lease and will by the end of Year 10 (or within such extended time as the Minister may allow) submit to the Minister detailed proposals for the establishment of such a plant or plants on the following basis —
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