Container Service Sample Clauses
The Container Service clause defines the terms under which containerized storage or transport services are provided by one party to another. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities for supplying, maintaining, and returning containers, as well as any associated fees or conditions for their use. For example, it may specify who is liable for damage to containers or how long containers can be held before incurring additional charges. Its core function is to clearly allocate responsibilities and risks related to the use of containers, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring smooth logistics operations.
Container Service. Recycler shall distribute two (2) 18-gallon containers to Customer not before a $25.00 refundable fee is collected in conjunction with acceptance and signup for service. Each bin shall be of distinct color and marking for Customer to use exclusively for recycling with Recycler. Bins are the property of R.A.D., LLC and must be returned cleaned and in condition of normal wear & tear immediately after either party has terminated service or Customer will forfeit the deposit paid.
Container Service. City Facilities shall be provided Collection Services generally 2033 subject to the same terms and conditions as similar Service Units with regard to Container specifications, 2034 repair, replacement, cleanings, and exchange; provided the City shall not be charged for any requests for 2035 such services.
Container Service. The Contractor shall provide and service containers to collect and dispose of Solid Waste and Recyclables at the locations and frequency requested by the City, as more fully set forth in Table 2 (Bid Specifications), incorporated herein, at no additional cost to the City. Contractor further agrees that inasmuch as the City will be incurring Saturday maintenance and staffing expenses at the North Royalton Service Center, Contractor shall provide a yearly adjustment credit to the City in the annual amount of $12,500 (twelve thousand five hundred dollars) such amount to be credited on the City’s monthly invoices.
Container Service. The County has designated priorities with which the Contractor must comply by meeting specified response time performance standards set forth in the Specifications and Exhibit “A”; as updated from time to time. The parties acknowledge that the front-end load containers are serviced in accordance with the schedule set forth on Exhibit A, and that the roll-off containers are serviced on a call-in basis as further set forth in Section 17(d). In addition, the Contractor shall cause solid waste, debris, and recycling in the Convenience Centers to be picked-up at such additional times upon 24 hours notice, which may be given by the County or personnel managing the respective Convenience Centers.
Container Service. The Parties agree that for the purpose of improving the realty of the Site(s) (as provided by Customer and approved by DTG), DTG will place the requested number of containers at Customer’s Site(s) at a location deemed by Customer as appropriate and sufficient for the safe placement and retrieval of the container and contents, pick up the container(s) as agreed in writing, and process the acceptable recyclable materials. Customer agrees to pay to DTG all fees for labor, equipment, and services rendered according to the corresponding prices as designated in Section 2.0 below. DTG strictly prohibits placing into any container any household garbage or hazardous waste and will reject all containers containing any such waste. If Customer violates this section and places into container(s) any materials that are not recyclable, that contain household garbage or that contain other prohibited materials (see Attachment A, Acceptable and Prohibited Materials), Customer agrees to pay DTG the higher of: the garbage rate of $140.00 per ton or the current disposal rate commercially available (including any related taxes and/or fees) as determined by DTG, and/or remove all prohibited materials from the container(s). No person or entity shall move DTG container(s) without DTG’s written permission. Customer warrants the adequacy of all surface and subsurface conditions at and in the immediate vicinity of the location of container placement and accepts full responsibility for any and all damage and/or defacing to: (1) any container(s) placed at Customer’s request; and (2) any curb, driveway, road or ground surface and/or subsurface areas, utilities, and/or structure(s). Customer agrees to immediately pay in full all amounts upon receipt of invoice and demand for the repair and/or replacement of any damaged/defaced container. Customer represents and warrants that all container sites and operations thereon are commercially insured, that container(s) will not be overloaded (no material above rim), and that no person will be permitted to climb into or onto container(s). Customer is responsible to ensure the timely and scheduled receipt, commercially serviceable access, and adequate placement of containers at commencement, during, and termination of service. Customer is responsible at all times to ensure and maintain free and clear right of way for commercial vehicle access to and around container(s) with all doors fully closed to permit service by DTG. Customer’s failure to recei...
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