CATALOGUE Sample Clauses

The 'CATALOGUE' clause defines the scope and contents of a catalogue, typically listing the goods, services, or items covered by an agreement. In practice, this clause may specify how the catalogue is maintained, updated, or referenced, and can outline the process for adding or removing items. Its core function is to ensure both parties have a clear, agreed-upon reference for what is included in the contract, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over the subject matter.
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CATALOGUE. The catalogue to which the conditions refer including any supplement to it.
CATALOGUE. It is agreed that a catalogue of Shop Fabricated Piping Products may be maintained by the Union and the Canadian Pipe Fabricators Association showing those items manufactured as standard products in accordance with the scope of this Agreement.
CATALOGUE. LOT ONE, LOT TWO,LOT THREE, LOT FOUR AND LOT FIVE 2.1. The Government catalogue provides the list of Services which may be required by Contracting Bodies across the Term. 2.1.1. Lot one - five Services are listed in this Framework Agreement Schedule 1 (Services) Sub-Schedule 1(a) (Service specification for the provision of Temporary work- seekers); and 2.2. The Supplier shall offer the catalogue in an electronic on-line format (P2P or equivalent, Customer Intranet site, and the Suppliers’ web-site via the internet). The Supplier shall maintain and keep updated a printed version of the catalogue at all times, a copy of which the Authority or Contracting Bodies may request. 2.3. The structure of the catalogue shall comprise of a number of menu and content pages which set out all relevant details of the Services offered within Lot one and/or Lot two and/or Lot three and/or Lot four and/or Lot five and shall be published in a website format which is supported by all major web-site browsing software (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome). 2.4. The following information, as a minimum, shall be included in the catalogue: 2.4.1. A generic index covering all Services items; 2.4.2. The telephone, e-mail and fax numbers of the Supplier support help desk; 2.5. The Supplier shall be responsible for the provision and support of the necessary infrastructure required to implement the on-line solution for the Authority and Contracting Body and for any associated running costs throughout the Term. 2.6. The Authority and Supplier will agree at the Contract Review Meeting(s), as described in Framework Agreement Schedule 14 (Framework Management), the inclusion of any additional Services the Supplier has identified.
CATALOGUE. LOT ONE, LOT TWO AND LOT THREE 2.1. The Government catalogue provides the list of Services which may be required by Contracting Bodies across the Term. 2.1.1. Lot one Services are listed in both Framework Agreement Schedule 1 (Services) Sub-Schedule 1(a) (Service specification for the provision of Temporary work- seekers) and Sub-Schedule 1(b) (Service specification for the provision of Work- seekers); and 2.1.2. Lot two Services are listed in this Framework Agreement Schedule 1 (Services) Sub- Schedule 1(a) (Service specification for the provision of Temporary work-seekers) only; and 2.1.3. Lot three Services are listed in this Framework Agreement Schedule 1 (Services) Sub-Schedule 1(b) (Service specification for the provision of Work-seekers) only. 2.2. The Supplier shall offer the catalogue in an electronic on-line format (P2P or equivalent, Customer Intranet site, and the Suppliers’ web-site via the internet). The Supplier shall maintain and keep updated a printed version of the catalogue at all times, a copy of which the Authority or Contracting Bodies may request. 2.3. The structure of the catalogue shall comprise of a number of menu and content pages which set out all relevant details of the Services offered within Lot one and/or Lot two and/or Lot three and shall be published in a website format which is supported by all major web- site browsing software (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome). 2.4. The following information, as a minimum, shall be included in the catalogue: 2.4.1. A generic index covering all Services items; 2.4.2. The telephone, e-mail and fax numbers of the Supplier support help desk; 2.5. The Supplier shall be responsible for the provision and support of the necessary infrastructure required to implement the on-line solution for the Authority and Contracting Body and for any associated running costs throughout the Term. 2.6. The Authority and Supplier will agree at the Contract Review Meeting(s), as described in Framework Agreement Schedule 14 (Framework Management), the inclusion of any additional Services the Supplier has identified.
CATALOGUE. The Supplier undertakes from the Commencement Date to maintain the Catalogue in accordance with the terms of its Tender and thereafter to maintain and update its Catalogue entries for all G-Cloud Services offered under this Framework Agreement. The Supplier further agrees to honour its prices and/or other terms quoted in its Catalogue entries and to bring the existence of its offering in the Catalogue to the attention of any Contracting Body that enquires of it in relation to G-Cloud Services. Subject to the Authority’s Approval (that shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) the Supplier may vary, but not materially change, subject to the Authority’s Approval (that shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) the Catalogue entries with any new prices and/or service definition in respect of all orders placed thereafter. The Supplier may also remove the Catalogue entries. Once the G-Cloud Services have been ordered by a Contracting Body, the Supplier hereby undertakes to maintain the terms at the time of the Order and for the duration of any Call-Off Agreement. The Supplier may reduce the price stated in the Catalogue at any time. The pricing of Call-Off Agreements must be based on the prices stated in the Supplier’s Catalogue Entry. If the Authority or any Other Contracting Body decides to source G-Cloud Services through this Framework then it will select the relevant suppliers and choose between them in accordance with the Framework Schedule 3 (Call-Off Ordering Procedure).
CATALOGUE. We continuously innovate and improve our approach to provide best products and/ solutions at an ultracompetitive cost (highest value) to our clients. The products & its pricing varies on multitude of factors such as project scope, capacity, specifications, technical features, shell life etc. Our alliances, procurement process, and lean operations will ensure our rates are always ultracompetitive. CVAL can provide all the requested products &services mentioned in this RFP. Below is a snapshot of products that we offer: Energy and Water Efficiency goods and Services Part 1 & 2 RFP/RCSP 231002 Interior Recessed JPTR22-26W 2x2 troffer JPTR24-32W 2x4 troffer JPTR22-30W-BWDS 2x2 troffer JPTR24-40W-BWDS 2x4 troffer High bays JRHBE-100W Round highbay JRHBE-100W Round highbay JRHBE-230W Round highbay JPLHB-110W Linear highbay JPLHB-160W Linear highbay JPLHB-220W Linear highbay JPLHB-320W Linear highbay JPLHB-400W Linear highbay LED Tubes JT8-AB-NSF-4FT-12W Type AB JT8-AB-NSF-4FT-15W Type AB JT8-AB-NSF-4FT-18W Type AB Stairwell JSTR2-30W-CT-DSP 2' Stairwell JSTR4-40W-CT-DSP 4' Stairwell JSTR8-80W-CT-DSP 8' Stairwell Exit signs JES-DF Double sided Exterior Area pole lights JAL-60W JAL-450W Area flood lights PFL-15W PFL-30W PFL-50W PFL-80W PFL-100W PFL-150W PFL-230W PFL-300W PFL-400W Wall Packs PWP-NC-30W PWP-NC-50W PWP-NC-80W PWP-NC-120W Sports flood lights JSLP-400W JSLP-500W JSLP-600W JSLP-750W JSLP-1000W JSLP-1200W Energy and Water Efficiency goods and Services Part 1 & 2 RFP/RCSP 231002
CATALOGUE. Particular list of Services distributed through electronic channels and/or in a printed form;
CATALOGUE. 12.1 The Supplier shall operate the Catalogue in accordance with Framework Schedule 3 (Catalogue).
CATALOGUE. Lots 1-4
CATALOGUE. If a catalogue is published for an event, the participant is entitled to have his name mentioned in the catalogue and to receive one free copy. The catalogue is compiled on the basis of the information which the participants themselves have submitted on time on the forms designated for this purpose. DLG BENELUX cannot be held liable in any way if it does not receive this information on time.