After Opening Clause Samples
The "After Opening" clause defines the rights and obligations of parties following the official opening of bids or proposals in a procurement or tender process. Typically, this clause outlines procedures such as how bids are reviewed, the timeline for evaluation, and any restrictions on modifying submissions after they have been opened. Its core function is to ensure transparency and fairness in the handling of bids post-opening, preventing any party from gaining an unfair advantage or altering their offer after seeing competitors' submissions.
After Opening. The Engager will maintain the artistic integrity of the production after the Stage Director has completed the Stage Director’s contract.
After Opening. First Fourteen (14)
After Opening. First Fourteen (14) Days AMENDMENT During the first fourteen (14) days after the first public performance, seven (7) days of rehearsal can be scheduled on the same terms as stipulated in Clause 24:02, Standard Rehearsal, or Clause 24:05, Rehearsals on a Performance Day, as per this Addendum, whichever is applicable.
After Opening. Either party may terminate the contract at any time on or after the date of the first public performance by giving the other party the notice specified in the contract but in no event less than two weeks' notice. In the event an Actor is terminated, when a given production has a scheduled run remaining of two weeks or less, the required guarantee for the Actor's replacement shall be no less than two weeks. If the contract is terminated by the Actor, the Actor agrees to pay his own fare back to the place of engagement.