VMRA Commitment Sample Clauses
The VMRA Commitment clause establishes the obligations and responsibilities of the parties under a Vendor Managed Relationship Agreement (VMRA). Typically, this clause outlines the specific commitments the vendor must uphold, such as maintaining inventory levels, providing timely deliveries, or meeting certain performance standards. It may also detail the expectations for communication, reporting, and compliance with agreed-upon procedures. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of their roles and duties within the VMRA, thereby reducing misunderstandings and promoting accountability.
VMRA Commitment. Complete the two studies in 2.2.2 and 2.2.3 and develop future programs related to control of mercury from the discharge of dental amalgam based on the results of these evaluations.
VMRA Commitment. MCES will conduct quarterly stack testing of the new APC systems to determine the amount of mercury in the stack exhaust gases. This testing will be conducted for three years following the installation and operation of the new APC systems.
VMRA Commitment. The Council will provide in the new APC systems the capability to treat exhaust gases with carbon which is expected to achieve a goal of reducing mercury in air emissions by approximately 70% from current emission estimates (1997). The cost for the carbon injection technology and the enhanced particulate removal technology, which are integral to enhanced mercury removal, is approximately $5.7 million. Once installed, MCES will operate the system.
VMRA Commitment. Effective with the new contract beginning January 1, 2001, the Council policy will remove this cost disincentive. The increased cost incurred by the Council is currently estimated to be approximately $8,000 per year for approximately 8000 employees and their dependents.
VMRA Commitment. Continue the NPS Grant Program through
VMRA Commitment. MCES intends to obtain MDH certification for low-level methods and offer this service to others beginning in summer 2001.
VMRA Commitment. MCES will record the type and number of devices removed from service.
VMRA Commitment. MCES will complete evaluation of its local limit for mercury by September 30, 2001.
VMRA Commitment. Continue outreach programs.
VMRA Commitment. MCES will continue to participate in the AMSA Mercury Work Group in order to share data and information nationally.