Contract Documentation. The Contract between the Parties will consist of the HHSC Managed Care Contract document and all attachments and amendments.
Contract Documentation. The Contract between the INSTITUTE and the RECIPIENT shall consist of this final, executed Contract, including the following Attachments to the Contract, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference:
Contract Documentation. Wordings, Conditions, Clauses, Endorsements, Warranties and Exclusions Applicable to Insurances Bound
Contract Documentation. The Contractor shall use provided templates, policies, forms and other agency documents provided by the Contracting Officer and the Contracting Officer's Representative to comply with contract deliverables as appropriate.
Contract Documentation. Supplier must maintain required contract documentation, as outlined in the Contract’s posted “Criteria for Participation,” throughout the term of this Agreement. Additionally, Supplier must monitor the status of any and all optional contract documentation, such as Disadvantaged Business certifications, and immediately inform Contractor upon expiration of this documentation. Should contract documentation expire and, Supplier fails to provide updated documentation, or Supplier fails to inform Contractor of the expiration of this documentation, Contractor reserves the right to terminate this Agreement and remove Supplier from the Contract vendor network.
Contract Documentation. “Contract Documentation” shall mean (i) this Agreement including any and all Exhibits, (ii) the District’s Request for Proposal (RFP) dated [Date] and associated bid bulletins and
Contract Documentation. 19.1 The Consortium Manager shall agree the wording of and sign, issue and/or execute contract documentation, including endorsements, in respect of every insurance bound under the Agreement;
Contract Documentation. Subcontractor must maintain required contract documentation, as outlined in the Contract’s posted “Criteria for Participation,” throughout the term of this Agreement. Additionally, Subcontractor must monitor the status of any and all optional contract documentation, such as Disadvantaged Business certifications, and immediately inform Contractor upon expiration of this documentation. Should contract documentation expire and, Subcontractor fails to provide updated documentation, or Subcontractor fails to inform Contractor of the expiration of this documentation, Contractor reserves the right to terminate this Agreement and remove Subcontractor from the Contract vendor network.
Contract Documentation. Goods supplied under this contract will come along the following documentation: Original Bill of Lading (B/L) 1 copy Copies of Bill of Lading (B/L) 2 copies Certificate of Origin 1 copy Manufacturer’s Certificate of Warranty 1 copy Packaging List 1 copy Copy of Insurance Contract 1 copy Copy of Inspection Certificate issued by BIVAC 1 copy Technical Documentation 1 copy
Contract Documentation. During this stage tender documentation is produced. Depending upon the procurement strategy agreed more than one contract may be entered into to achieve the desired outcomes. Each tender document will usually be comprised of • Form of Tender; • Conditions of Tendering; • Conditions of Contracting; • Technical Specification; • Schedules of Information; and • Drawings. The consultant prepares these documents with assistance from DHW to ensure that government policies such as Buy Local and Priority Access are appropriately included. Some documents will include non-price criteria to be used in a qualitative assessment of the tender submissions. At this stage a pre-tender estimate is prepared based upon the tender documents and known market factors at the time of tender. Tender documents and the pretender estimate will be forwarded to CALM along with DHW comments upon the impact upon the project for endorsement and approval to call tenders.
